Cardiovascular Tech - EPS

As a Cardiovascular Tech - EPS, you'll prepare the EPS Lab and patients for crucial EPS and pacing procedures, assist in gathering and compiling key data during these procedures, and offer support to nurses and physicians during varied interventional and diagnostic tasks. You may also monitor the use of radiation if applicable.

To qualify as a Cardiovascular Tech - EPS, candidates should have 1-3 years of experience in a Radiology or Procedural area. Preferably, applicants should possess prior EPS or Cath Lab experience, as well as a graduation from an accredited two-year Radiological or Cardiovascular program. Additionally, a valid New Jersey Radiology Technologist License (ARRT, if applicable) is required.

Critical skills for a Cardiovascular Tech - EPS include BLS certification, strong communication skills (both verbal and written), and the ability to work in a team-oriented environment. Although preferred, ACLS certification is also beneficial.

The position of Cardiovascular Tech - EPS entails a commitment of 80 hours per pay period, providing a structured working schedule. This offers candidates a stable work environment while allowing for adequate time off.

Yes! Our company values professional growth and offers various development opportunities. Cardiovascular Techs, particularly those who show dedication and skill, can advance to supervisory roles or specialize further in cardiac care fields.

When answering, focus on specific tasks you've performed, technologies used, and what you've learned in those roles. Highlight any direct experiences that relate to electrophysiology or pacing.

Discuss specific procedures you follow, your familiarity with monitoring technologies, and any training you've received to enhance patient safety.

Express your understanding of the responsibilities, such as assisting in procedures, handling patient data, and maintaining equipment. This shows your preparedness for the role.

Choose a scenario that demonstrates your problem-solving skills and ability to work under pressure, particularly in medical settings. Outline the issue, your action steps, and the outcome.

Mention any professional development courses, certifications, or industry publications you follow. This shows your commitment to staying current in your field.

Explain how collaboration enhances patient care and ensures successful procedures. Share examples from your experience to illustrate this.

Share your experience with EKGs, detailing any specific situations where your interpretation made a significant difference in patient care.

List your relevant certifications such as BLS and ARRT, explaining how each one prepares you for responsibilities specific to a Cardiovascular Tech - EPS.

Discuss techniques you use such as preparation, mindfulness, or maintaining focus on patient care to effectively handle stress.

Share your enthusiasm for cardiac care, touching upon specific aspects of the company that attract you and how you want to contribute to the team.