Nurse - Cardio Invasive Specialist 2

Overview

Must Haves From the Account Executives: 1. 1-3 years of experience in interventional Cardiac Cath Lab or Electrophysiology Lab performing Cardio Invasive Specialist duties. 2. Scrubbing experience preferred. 3. Interventional Radiology experience preferred. 4. Graduate of an accredited school of nursing and /or Graduate of an accredited, school of Cardiovascular Technology or radiology Technology or equivalent education and experience. 5. BLS, ACLS - Registered in one of the following: RCIS, RCES , RTR VI, RTR CV, RTR CI; unless a graduate of an accredited school of nursing (If doesn't possess one of the above registries, must be licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia as a Registered Nurse) What you need to know: Our ideal candidate will assist the physician with diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in the cath lab with the preparation of the sterile field, selection and preparation of instruments and supplies, manipulation of cardiac catheters, guidewires etc. and injection of contrast media. Administration of medications, including moderate sedation, as directed by the physician.

Benefits

Company

This facility is a 923-bed medical center serving Northern Virginia, the Washington, DC metro area and beyond. We consistently receive accolades for the high caliber of care provided in both national and regional rankings, and proudly serve as Northern Virginia's only Level 1 Trauma Center. This is also home to a Children's Hospital, Women's Hospital, and a Heart and Vascular Institute. This hospital is home to a robust organ transplant center that serves the region. There is also an independent academic medical center and it serves as a regional medical school campus. This facility also provides residency and fellowship training programs, both independently and through multiple graduate medical education partnerships. We also partner with eight schools of nursing and seven schools of pharmacy. This health system is a global leader in personalized health, which leverages precision medicine to predict, prevent and treat disease, enabling individuals to live longer, healthier lives. They serve more than two million people each year from throughout the Washington, DC, metro area and beyond.