CV Technician

Role Overview The Cardiovascular Tech (CVT) supports cardiovascular laboratories by assisting healthcare providers in diagnosing and treating complex cardiovascular conditions. Responsibilities include assisting during procedures, preparing and maintaining specialized equipment, and delivering excellent patient care before, during, and after procedures. Proficiency in pediatric, adult, and congenital procedures across various labs is essential, with experience in structural, hemodynamic, device extraction, and hybrid ablation procedures preferred. Must adapt to changing priorities, think critically, problem-solve, and make decisions under pressure. After training, flexible work hours, including on-call shifts during days, evenings, nights, holidays, and weekends, are required. Qualifications & Skills Post-secondary diploma or degree in health sciences (e.g., cardiovascular technology, ultrasound, radiologic technology, respiratory therapy, nursing)Patient care experience: 3 years with diploma, 2 years with associate’s, or 1 year with bachelor’s degree or higherCurrent BLS or ACLS certificationActive pursuit of RCIS or RCES certification within 18 months of hire for promotion eligibilityIf radiologic tech, registration with ARRT and cardiac interventional credentials within 18 monthsPreferred: at least 1 year of vascular or cardiovascular lab experience Additional Details Exempt status: NonexemptCompensation: $33.39-$50.13/hour, based on experience and qualificationsBenefits include health, dental, vision, savings options, and retirement plansFull-time schedule with rotating shifts, including weekends, holidays, and on-call dutiesNo international assignment opportunities