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H.T. Prof Executive Search is hiring: Cardiovascular Technologist in Helena

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ht prof executive searchHelena (MT)
Cardiovascular Technologists and TechniciansGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Employment Type: Permanent | PRN. Primary shift: 0630–1730 (volume-dependent variability)
Location: Montana (Relocation Assistance Provided)
We are seeking an experienced Cardiovascular Technologist to join a high-quality, patient-centered hospital team in a welcoming Montana community situated between two world-class national parks. This role supports diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures in a collaborative Cath Lab environment where teamwork and compassionate care are at the forefront.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Assist physicians in managing diagnostic and interventional procedures by scrubbing and managing the sterile field
  • Monitor and report hemodynamic data throughout procedures
  • Perform X-ray duties, routine or delegated, in accordance with Cath Lab standards and policies
  • Operate under the direction of Cardiologists, the Cath Lab Manager, Anesthesia, and R.N. Circulators
  • Maintain accurate documentation and manage electronic files in compliance with departmental standards
  • Uphold safety protocols including proper handling of chemicals and blood-borne pathogen precautions
Qualifications:
  • Minimum 2 years of Cath Lab experience, or graduate of an accredited Cardiovascular program (required)
  • Current BLS Certification (required)
  • Completion of the Cardiovascular Science Exam (preferred)
  • Completion of the Cardiovascular Invasive Registry Exam (preferred)

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