CommonSpirit Health
Cardiovascular Technologist I
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Job Summary Assist with the setup, operation, and maintenance of mechanical circulatory support systems (MCS) and perform hemodynamic profiles for critically ill patients.
Responsibilities
Provide technical support for all non‑investigational mechanical circulatory support systems, including the intra‑aortic balloon pump, ventricular assist devices, and other life support systems.
Assist physicians with the implementation of MCS systems by assembling pumps according to manufacturers’ recommended procedures under the guidance of the Coordinator or experienced CSS Specialist.
Operate and maintain the MCS system under the direction of a physician.
Respond rapidly to the need for the initiation, maintenance, or troubleshooting of all MCS systems in the OR, ICU, CCU, Cath Lab, and ER.
Perform hemodynamic profile determinations as ordered by physicians.
Assist research staff with investigational MCS devices (Jarvik 2000, Abiocor, Tandem Heart) and study protocols, including monitoring and data entry on case report forms.
Assist with the transport of patients receiving support with any MCS system to tests and procedures away from the patient’s room.
Maintain cleanliness and storage of all MCS device‑related equipment.
Package pumps removed from patients for return to manufacturer or for study purposes.
Complete departmental documentation for record keeping and patient charges.
Communicate with Manager or Coordinator all critical department activities to allow for proper coordination of research activities and personnel resources.
Qualifications
Associate’s Degree or completion of a training program.
Minimum one (1) year of experience.
Location Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center – McNair Campus, Houston, TX. The campus is an internationally recognized leader in research and clinical excellence, offering advanced cardiovascular care and innovative research opportunities.
Compensation $25.30 – $35.74 per hour
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– CommonSpirit Health
Job Summary Assist with the setup, operation, and maintenance of mechanical circulatory support systems (MCS) and perform hemodynamic profiles for critically ill patients.
Responsibilities
Provide technical support for all non‑investigational mechanical circulatory support systems, including the intra‑aortic balloon pump, ventricular assist devices, and other life support systems.
Assist physicians with the implementation of MCS systems by assembling pumps according to manufacturers’ recommended procedures under the guidance of the Coordinator or experienced CSS Specialist.
Operate and maintain the MCS system under the direction of a physician.
Respond rapidly to the need for the initiation, maintenance, or troubleshooting of all MCS systems in the OR, ICU, CCU, Cath Lab, and ER.
Perform hemodynamic profile determinations as ordered by physicians.
Assist research staff with investigational MCS devices (Jarvik 2000, Abiocor, Tandem Heart) and study protocols, including monitoring and data entry on case report forms.
Assist with the transport of patients receiving support with any MCS system to tests and procedures away from the patient’s room.
Maintain cleanliness and storage of all MCS device‑related equipment.
Package pumps removed from patients for return to manufacturer or for study purposes.
Complete departmental documentation for record keeping and patient charges.
Communicate with Manager or Coordinator all critical department activities to allow for proper coordination of research activities and personnel resources.
Qualifications
Associate’s Degree or completion of a training program.
Minimum one (1) year of experience.
Location Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center – McNair Campus, Houston, TX. The campus is an internationally recognized leader in research and clinical excellence, offering advanced cardiovascular care and innovative research opportunities.
Compensation $25.30 – $35.74 per hour
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