Cath Lab Technologist

Job Summary

We are seeking a highly skilled Cath Lab CV Rad Technologist to join our team at Norman Regional Health System.
This role requires a strong focus on patient care, ensuring the highest level of safety and quality during cardiovascular procedures.
About the Position

Maintain a sterile environment and ensure patient safety throughout procedures.
Collaborate with cardiologists to deliver exceptional care and achieve optimal outcomes.
Responsibilities

Prepare equipment for procedures and identify potential risks to patient safety.
Position patients for optimal imaging and provide supportive care during procedures.
Maintain accurate records of patient interactions and procedure outcomes.
Requirements

Achieve certification in Radiologic Technology or Cardiovascular Program.
Hold certifications such as ARRT or RCIS.
Demonstrate strong communication skills and work effectively within a team environment.
Benefits

We offer a competitive salary of $27.84-$45.46 per hour, along with benefits including medical, dental, vision, short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance, paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, scholarship opportunities, retirement plans, free parking, and opportunities for advancement.
About Us

Norman Regional Health System is a community hospital system nestled at the Southern border of the Oklahoma City metro area.
We have an innovative cardiovascular program and a team of nine cardiologists and two electrophysiologists working together to deliver high-quality care.
Our hospital features state-of-the-art facilities, including three Cath Lab suites, one Electrophysiology suite, one Hybrid suite, two treatment rooms, and seventeen Same Day Surgery rooms.
Why Join Our Team?

We are committed to providing exceptional patient care and fostering a positive work environment.
We believe in the importance of teamwork, continuous learning, and professional growth.
Join us and be part of a dynamic team that makes a difference in the lives of our patients and communities.

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