Roshalimaging

Cardiac Catheterization Lab Nurse - PRN

Festus, Missouri, United StatesFull timePosted 10 days ago
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Job Description: Cath Lab Nurse – Cardiac Catheterization Lab Nurse
Why Clinical Professionals choose Roshal Health
Work that fits into your life — not the other way around: Reclaim your schedule for what matters most
Security: W2 Employment with PTO & Full Benefits - benefits are available to all full-time & most part-time employees
Daily Variety: Enjoy conducting a wide range of scans, primarily in an ER environment (Both hospital and free-standing)
Professional Development: Additional Training Programs and a clear path to career growth
Culture: We’ve built a culture where people are trusted to work independently, supported to succeed, and encouraged to enjoy meaningful work together.
Role Overview
Cath lab nurses, also known as cardiac catheterization lab nurses, are integral members of the cardiac care team. They assist cardiologists and other healthcare professionals during invasive procedures such as angioplasty, stent placement, pacemaker implantation, electrophysiology studies, and valvuloplasty. Their primary responsibility is to provide direct patient care, monitor vital signs, administer medications, and respond to emergencies during high-risk cardiac procedures.
Key Responsibilities
Patient Preparation: Prepare patients for catheterization and other cardiac procedures, including explaining the process, obtaining medical history, and addressing patient concerns.
Intra-procedural Care: Scrub and circulate during procedures, monitor vital signs, manage cardiac rhythms, and maintain a sterile environment. 
Post-procedural Care: Monitor patients for complications, provide recovery support, educate patients and families on post-procedure care, and document outcomes.
Technical Duties: Operate and understand specialized cath lab equipment, assist with hemostasis devices, and ensure all procedural checklists are completed. 
Collaboration: Work closely with cardiologists, radiologic technologists, and other team members to develop individualized care plans and ...