Certification Details BLS (Basic Life Support) - Always required State specific nursing licensure - Always required ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) - Required for cardiac-related specialties Job Details This contract is interviewed by the manager. ASAP START Must be cath lab trained Competent in EP or IR is a plus No IR only or EP only techs Ideal candidate: Trained in Cath Lab & Interventional Radiology (IR) Roles: RN: Circulate CL & IR. Operate (“monitor”) hemodynamic monitoring/documentation system OR perform scrub assist role in the Cath lab; Circulate in the IR lab RTR: Pan x-ray table, operate (“monitor”) hemodynamic monitoring/documentation system, AND perform scrub assist role in the Cath Lab; Operate x-ray equipment and perform scrub assist role in IR Typical workflow: Assigned to one room per day (CL or IR), Rotate roles within the room among trained staff RN administers and monitors sedation; RTR manages x-ray in conjunction with MD; scrub and hemo monitoring can be done by RN or RTR After-hours call assignments are usually one night per week & about every 4-6 weekends. Comes out to 4-5 nights per 4-week schedule Willing to consider: CL-only or IR-only staff Prefer candidates with ability to do at least two roles: could by CL & scrub or monitor, or circulate only in both CL & IR Not likely to hire a nurse or RTR who can only do one role due to associated scheduling constraints CL: all typical interventional cath lab patients (diagnostic, PCI, rotational atherectomy, shockwave, IABP, Impella, etc.) – Structural heart usually handled by a limited group of CL staff IR: Vascular surgeons: peripheral angiography, fistulagrams, tunneled catheter insertions, etc., Neurosurgeon: elective diagnostic and interventional neuro procedures (angiogram, coiling, carotid stenting, etc.), kyphoplasty, Radiologists: tubes & drains, TIPS, embolization, etc. Patient types: diverse caseload Job Requirements Must be cath lab trained Competent in EP or IR is a plus Schedule Information Typical workflow: Assigned to one room per day (CL or IR) Rotate roles within the room among trained staff After-hours call assignments are usually one night per week & about every 4-6 weekends. Comes out to 4-5 nights per 4-week schedule Additional Details 2024-25 Flu Documentation Annual Core Competencies Candidate Confirmation Form Clinical References (2) Confidentiality Agreement Criminal Background Check Report DHHS Exclusion Search Drug Screen Emergency Contact Info Sheet FACIS Level 3 HealthStream & PromisePoint Hep B Titers/Vaccine/Declination License/Certification MMR Titers or Immunizations N-95 Mask Fit Test N95 Respirator Questionnaire OIG Search Photo ID Physical PPD SAM Screen Sex Offender Skills Check List TDAP Unit Competency Varicella Titers or Immunization Vocera and Strongline Device Attestation