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UF Health is hiring: Cardiac Cath Lab Cardiovascular Technologist in Gainesville

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uf healthGainesville (FL)

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About the role

UF Health in Gainesville is seeking a full-time Cardiovascular Technologist for our Cardiac Cath Lab. In this role, you will assist physicians with diagnostic and interventional procedures, operate imaging and monitoring equipment, and ensure accurate patient data collection and documentation. You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver safe, patient-centered care in a fast-paced environment. UF Health offers a collaborative and inclusive culture with strong support for professional growth, education, and participation in innovative, research-driven cardiovascular care. Prepare patients and procedure rooms for cardiac catheterization and interventional procedures Operate and assist with cath lab imaging and hemodynamic monitoring equipment during procedures Maintain strict sterile technique and adhere to infection control and radiation safety standards Obtain, record, and verify accurate hemodynamic, ECG, and procedural data in real time Assist physicians with coronary angiography, percutaneous coronary intervention, and other invasive cardiac procedures Monitor patient status during procedures and promptly report changes to the clinical team Assist with vascular access support, device and catheter preparation, and contrast management Provide pre- and post-procedure patient support, including positioning, comfort measures, and safe transfers Document procedures, findings, and patient information accurately in the electronic medical record Clean, maintain, and restock cath lab equipment, instruments, and supply inventories Participate in cath lab quality improvement, safety initiatives, and case reviews Engage in ongoing education and skills development to remain current with cath lab technologies and practices Cardiac catheterization procedures Operation of cath lab imaging equipment Hemodynamic monitoring and interpretation Sterile technique and infection control Radiation safety and dose minimization ECG/EKG interpretation Vascular access assistance Contrast administration assistance Emergency response in cardiac events Patient assessment and monitoring Electronic medical record documentation Equipment calibration and troubleshooting Pre- and post-procedure patient care Moderate sedation monitoring (per policy) Radiology and cardiology anatomy knowledge Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) preferred or obtained within specified timeframe Current ARRT certification in Radiography or Cardiovascular Interventional Technology (or eligibility per UF Health standards) Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification Current Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification or obtained shortly after hire Florida state licensure or eligibility as applicable for cardiovascular technologists/radiologic technologists Experience with cardiac catheterization and interventional cardiology procedures strongly preferred

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