Hudson Regional Hospital·Bayonne, New Jersey
The Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist will manage purchasing, equipment maintenance, and service logs while assisting physicians with various invasive cardiac, endovascular, neurovascular, electrophysiology, and radiology procedures. Responsibilities also include preparing sterile trays, documenting data in the hemodynamic system, interpreting cardiac rhythms, and participating in the Emergency Call Team.
· The Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist will be responsible for working directly with the Purchasing department regarding ordering/maintaining par levels, maintains all radiographic equipment and storage, maintains all equipment service/QC logs and appropriate testing along with managing visiting vendors.
· The Interventional Cardiovascular Technologist will assist physicians with all aspects of cardiac, endovascular, neurovascular, electrophysiology and radiology invasive procedures. Procedures include, but not limited to, diagnostic coronary catheterizations/angioplasty, endovascular diagnostics/angioplasty, balloon pump/Impella insertions along with electrophysiology procedures such as pacemaker implantation, temporary pacemaker and loop recorder insertions. Procedures also include cerebral angiograms and neurovascular interventions.
· Responsible for preparing sterile procedure trays along with patient preparation prior to each case.
· Enters all relevant data into the hemodynamic monitoring system as well as procedural documentation.
· Interprets cardiac rhythms and recognizes life-threatening arrhythmias.
· Maintains and utilizes the required standards of digital cine technologies, storage and retrieval of images/hemodynamic records.
· Manages Cath Lab inventory by resupplying procedure rooms.
· Assists in transporting patients to the appropriate nursing units within the institution.
· Member of the Emergency Call Team for procedures after regularly scheduled hours. Must be onsite/in the laboratory within 30 minutes OT activation.
Education Requirements: · Candidates must be a licensed RT or have an RCIS Certification
Market context
In New Jersey, cardiovascular technologists are typically in demand where hospitals and cardiac labs need support for invasive procedures, emergency call coverage, and careful documentation. Roles like this are competitive because employers often look for RT licensure or RCIS certification, plus comfort with high-acuity teamwork and lab inventory responsibilities. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your licensure, call availability, and invasive-procedure experience before applying.
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