Norman Regional Health System seeks a Cath Lab Cardiovascular Technologist to support diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures in a busy, patient-centered lab. You will prepare and monitor patients, operate fluoroscopy and hemodynamic monitoring equipment, and maintain a sterile environment while assisting cardiologists during catheterizations, angiograms, and interventions. Working in a supportive, team-focused culture, you'll respond to emergencies, document in the EMR, follow radiation and infection-control standards, and benefit from ongoing education and career growth opportunities. Responsibilities Prepare patients for diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterization procedures, explaining processes and obtaining necessary information. Operate imaging and hemodynamic monitoring equipment during cath lab procedures, ensuring high-quality diagnostic data. Maintain a sterile environment, assisting physicians with vascular access, device preparation, and contrast administration support. Continuously monitor patient status, vitals, and hemodynamics, responding promptly to changes and emergencies. Adhere to radiation safety, infection control, and hospital policies to protect patients and staff. Document procedures, equipment usage, and patient data accurately in electronic medical records. Collaborate closely with physicians, nurses, and team members to coordinate efficient workflow and patient-centered care. Participate in on-call rotations for urgent and emergent cardiac procedures as needed. Required Skills Cardiac catheterization procedures Fluoroscopy imaging operation Hemodynamic monitoring EKG/ECG interpretation Radiologic safety and radiation dose management Sterile field setup and maintenance Contrast media administration support Operation of cath lab monitoring systems Emergency response in cardiac events (STEMI, code blue) Patient assessment and preparation Vascular access assistance Post procedure patient monitoring Documentation in EMR systems Equipment troubleshooting and maintenance checks Infection control and universal precautions