Travel Cath Lab / EP Technologist - $3,667 per week

Start date: November 10, 2026 • Duration: 13 weeks • 40 hours/week • Days, 4×10‑hour shifts • Travel assignment • Job ID: P‑776785

About the role

Hospital‑based cardiac cath lab and EP lab with two cath labs. The technologist performs 8–10 procedures per day, including 6–8 STEMI cases per month. Physicians use both radial and groin access. The position requires float within scope; blocked scheduling cannot be accommodated. Staffing ratios may vary based on census.

Schedule

• Primary: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–5:30 PM (4×10‑hour days)
• Alternating rotation: one week 3×12‑hour shifts, next week 4×12‑hour shifts (84 hours per two‑week period)
• One rotating weekday off each week
• Call requirement: 20 shifts per 9‑week schedule, every other weekend
• Must respond within 30 minutes for STEMI alerts
• Call team composition: 2 RNs + 1 Rad Tech

Responsibilities

• Scrub, circulate, and assist with diagnostic and interventional cardiac cath lab and EP lab procedures
• Participate in device implants (pacemakers and ICDs – single, dual, Bi‑V)
• Assist with peripheral vascular diagnostics and interventions
• Operate and troubleshoot equipment including Shockwave, Balloon Pump, Impella, EKOS, Penumbra, and ACIST injector
• Perform table panning and scrubbing for diagnostic and interventional cases
• Attend bi‑weekly orientation sessions

Requirements

• Minimum 2 years of Cath Lab/EP experience
• BLS and ACLS certifications (AHA)
• ARRT certification
• Active state license (compact or single‑state) at time of consideration; Kentucky license required, willingness to obtain West Virginia licensure upon offer
• Flu vaccine required (declinations not accepted; medical/religious exemptions reviewed case‑by‑case)
• Experience with table panning and scrubbing for diagnostic and interventional cardiology cases
• Experience assisting with devices: Shockwave, Balloon Pump, Impella, EKOS, Penumbra, ACIST injector
• Experience with device implants: pacemakers and ICDs (single, dual, Bi‑V)
• Experience with peripheral diagnostics and interventions