McKenzie Willamette·Springfield, Oregon
The Lead Electrophysiology Tech assists physicians during complex cardiac procedures and operates specialized cardiovascular equipment in the Cath Lab. They are also responsible for training other staff members and maintaining equipment competency across various interventional specialties.
McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center is your community medical provider, serving the Willamette Valley and its residents. Our 113-bed hospital offers inpatient, outpatient, diagnostic, medical, surgical and emergency care. We are a family of caregivers offering care to our larger family — our community.
Date Posted: 4/3/26
Under the general supervision of the Cath Lab Manager, assists physicians as required, teaches and trains other technologists and nurses, and does related work as assigned.
The Electrophysiology Tech II (EP Tech II) provides assistance to hospital medical staff by operating, maintaining and preparing all Cardiovascular equipment needed for Electrophysiology studies.
The EP Tech II assists the physician with all procedures in the EP Lab to include but not limited to catheter ablations, left ventricular mapping, AIDC implantation, cardiac catheterization, Swan-Ganz insertion, temporary and permanent pacemaker insertions, physiologic pressure monitoring.
The EP Tech II integrates knowledge of cardiovascular physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, electrical technique and interventions being performed to monitor the for potential/actual physiological and behavioral changes intra-procedure and post procedure and intervenes appropriately.
The EP Tech II will also assist hospital medical staff in support and maintain competency in the following specialties: Interventional Cardiology / Vascular (diagnostic angiograms, balloon angioplasty, stent placement and atherectomy), and one of the following specialties: 1. TAVR, 2. TCAR, 3. Endografts, 4. Hybrid Surgical, 5. Routine Interventional Radiology procedures.
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Candidates must be a Rad Tech with current ARRT certification and Oregon state licensure, along with BLS and ACLS certifications. A minimum of 1-2 years of experience in an Electrophysiology lab is required, with additional experience in invasive cardiac or vascular settings preferred.
Market context
Lead Electrophysiology Tech roles in Oregon are typically in steady demand because hospitals need experienced staff who can support complex cardiac procedures and maintain lab readiness. This category is competitive because employers often look for a Rad Tech with ARRT, Oregon licensure, BLS, ACLS, and prior EP lab experience, plus invasive cardiac or vascular exposure. Before applying, confirm your certifications and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time reading the full posting.
