(Archived) CATH LAB-SPECIAL PROCEDURES TECHNOLOGIST

POSITION OVERVIEW

Aspirus was recently recognized as one of the top 15 Top Health Systems in the United States by IBM Watson in their annual study identifying the top-performing health systems in the country based on overall organizational performance. Some general duties will include:

• Assists physician with performing Cath Lab and Special Procedures diagnostic exams on patients of all levels of acuity according to physician orders and departmental policies and procedures.
• Confirms patient identification and obtains clinical history.
• Possesses a thorough knowledge of equipment including set-up and function.
• Sets up and establishes sterile table complete with all required supplies and instrumentation.
• Assists physician in the x-ray role in Cath Lab/Special Procedures.
• Ensures proper dispositions of patients before and after procedure including, but not limited to, placing of electrodes, defib pads, NIBP, invasive pressure systems, SAO2, etc.
• Identifies opportunities to improve patient experience. Participates in projects/programs designed to enhance service delivery and patient satisfaction.
• Identifies opportunities to improve the Environment of Care, and patient and staff safety.
• Participates in projects and programs designed to create a safe environment to avoid error.

LOCATION: Wausau, Wisconsin

SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

Our ideal candidate will possess the following skills:

• Possesses State of Wisconsin Radiographer license
• Current CPR certification or obtained within 90 days of hire
• Minimum of one year working full time in Diagnostic Radiology necessary to enhance and develop skills, with previous experience in Cath Lab/Special Procedures.
• ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologist) registry beneficial
• ACLS certification beneficial
• Possesses an in-depth knowledge of Cath Lab monitoring systems
  
  

EDUCATION

Candidates should possess one or more of the following:

• Knowledge of radiological standards and procedures normally acquired through completion of a diploma from an approved AMA school of radiological technology, an Associate's Degree in Radiology, or other manner to meet requirements of the ARRT and State of Wisconsin Radiographer licensure.