Travel Cath Lab Tech in Phoenix, AZ

Job Description

Job Description

Associate or Bachelor's degree in Radiologic Technology, Certification in Radiologic Technology (ARRT), and 1+ year of Cath Lab experience. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

Explore an opportunity as a Cath Lab Technologist in a dynamic acute care setting in Phoenix, AZ. This position offers a 13-week contract, focusing on cardiovascular imaging and catheterization procedures. Candidates are expected to bring Level I Trauma experience to efficiently handle critical cases.

Qualifications and Desired Experience:

• Certified as ARRT and BLS (AHA) certified
• Valid Arizona MRTBE CRT license
• Proficiency with Cerner and Xper electronic medical records (EMR)
• Prior experience in Imaging Cath Lab Technology
• Expertise in managing Level I Trauma cases

Responsibilities and Duties:

• Perform catheterization procedures with precision and adherence to safety protocols
• Assist in imaging diagnostics and support physicians during interventions
• Operate and maintain Cath Lab equipment, ensuring compliance with standards
• Respond to on-call duties as part of a 12-hour day shift rotation, providing urgent support when required
• Document patient care accurately within Cerner and Xper EMR systems

Schedule/Hours:

• 12-hour day shifts
• On-call responsibilities included

Location Insight: Phoenix, Arizona, offers a thriving urban setting with access to world-class healthcare facilities and cultural amenities. The citys warm climate and vibrant community create an inviting environment for healthcare professionals looking to advance their careers while enjoying a balanced lifestyle.

This position is ideal for technologists ready to leverage their trauma and cath lab expertise in a collaborative acute care environment. The contract nature allows flexibility and a focused opportunity to enhance specialized skills.

Candidates interested in this rewarding Cath Lab Technologist role are encouraged to apply and contribute their knowledge to a leading acute care team.