Electrophysiology Technologist (EP Tech) | Cath Lab

Description

Electrophysiology Technologist/ EP Tech – Cath Lab

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center

$56.33-$83.88/hr

Vancouver, WA

Full Time | 1.0 FTE (4x10’s)

No Call Requirement

Hiring Bonus and Relocation Assistance May Be Available

Some cardiac procedures are routine.

Others change the course of a patient's life.

Imagine stepping into a lab where every day brings complex rhythm cases, advanced electrophysiology procedures, and the opportunity to work alongside physicians who genuinely value your clinical judgment. A place where your voice carries weight, your skills continue to grow, and your expertise matters during some of the most important moments in a patient's care.

That's what you'll find inside PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center's Heart & Vascular Center.

As an Electrophysiology Technologist, you'll support advanced EP procedures within a cardiovascular program that serves as a referral destination for Southwest Washington and surrounding communities. This is a recognized Center of Excellence for Atrial Fibrillation, supported by accredited vascular and echocardiography labs, a Level I STEMI program, and a comprehensive cardiovascular service line known for managing complex patients.

This isn't the type of environment where every day looks the same.

One day you're helping support a challenging arrhythmia case. The next, you're collaborating with physicians during advanced electrophysiology procedures, interpreting data, monitoring patient conditions, and contributing to decisions in real time. The work is technically demanding, clinically engaging, and deeply meaningful.

You'll be joining an established EP team with several other EP technologists, creating the kind of collaborative environment many professionals spend years trying to find. There are experienced peers to learn from, cases to discuss, and teammates who understand exactly what happens inside the lab. Physicians welcome input. Technologists are respected contributors during procedures, not observers on the sidelines. Everyone is focused on the same goal: delivering exceptional outcomes for patients with complex cardiac conditions.

Equally important, PeaceHealth is a person-first, values-driven, highly trusted nonprofit healthcare organization. The philosophy is simple: care for caregivers the same way we care for patients. That commitment shows up in strong benefits, professional development support, wellbeing resources, and a culture built on respect.

What You'll Experience Here

• Advanced electrophysiology procedures within a respected AFib Center of Excellence
• Broad procedural exposure including AFib ablations, concomitant ablations, Watchman implants, CIED device implants, and other advanced electrophysiology procedures.
• Complex, clinically rewarding cases that keep skills sharp
• Strong physician-technologist collaboration
• Four 10-hour shifts each week with no call responsibilities, providing more time for life outside the hospital.
• Opportunities for continued learning and professional growth
• A cardiovascular program with an established reputation for excellence

Compensation & Benefits

$56.33 - $83.88 per hour

Hiring bonus and relocation assistance may be available.

PeaceHealth offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support physical, emotional, financial, social, and spiritual wellbeing, including:

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• 403(b) retirement plan with employer contributions and matching opportunities
• Paid time off
• Employer-paid life and disability insurance
• Additional voluntary insurance options
• Tuition reimbursement and continuing education support
• Wellness programs
• Employee Assistance Program and expanded mental health resources

Required Credentials & Licensure

• ARRT-R, CEPS, RCES, or RCIS accepted
• Registered with Washington State Department of Health
• Basic Life Support (BLS) required upon hire
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) required within six months of hire

Required Experience

• Minimum two years of previous clinical Electrophysiology experience
• CVTs with on-the-job training must have a minimum of two years of interventional cardiovascular hospital experience

Preferred Experience

• Experience operating GE CardioLab recording systems during electrophysiology procedures.
• Experience setting up and supporting Biosense Webster CARTO mapping and ablation systems.
• Working knowledge of advanced electrophysiology workflow, mapping, and ablation procedures.

Why You'll Love This Role

• Work within a recognized Center of Excellence for Atrial Fibrillation.
• Gain exposure to advanced electrophysiology procedures and complex rhythm management.
• Collaborate closely with physicians who value technologist expertise and input.
• Be part of an established EP team with several experienced EP technologists, providing collaboration, shared expertise, and strong procedural support.
• Enjoy a predictable 4x10 schedule with no call requirement, supporting work-life balance.
• Build your career within a trusted nonprofit health system that invests in caregiver wellbeing.

Who Thrives Here

• People who enjoy solving complex clinical challenges.
• Professionals who stay curious and love learning advanced procedures.
• Team members who want their expertise respected and utilized.
• Critical thinkers who remain calm during high-acuity situations.
• Individuals motivated by meaningful patient outcomes, not just completing another case.

Why You'll Love Living Here

Vancouver offers something many healthcare professionals are looking for: options.

You can spend your workday helping patients through advanced cardiac procedures and still be home in time to enjoy dinner along the waterfront, a hike in the Gorge, or a weekend exploring the mountains or coast.

You'll benefit from Washington's lack of state income tax while remaining minutes from Portland's dining, arts, and entertainment. It's the type of location that makes balancing career and personal life feel a little easier.

Imagine bringing your expertise to a place where complex cases, trusted partnerships, and meaningful outcomes come together every day.

For a complete description of this position, or for questions, contact Andrea, atworek@peacehealth.org.

See how PeaceHealth is committed to Inclusivity, Respect for Diversity and Cultural Humility.

For full consideration of your skills and abilities, please attach a current resume with your application. EEO Affirmative Action Employer/Vets/Disabled in accordance with applicable local, state, or federal laws.

This role is based in a hospital procedural setting and includes exposure to biohazard materials, body fluids, airborne particles, and cleaning or sterilizing agents. The work requires standing and moving throughout the day, along with frequent reaching, bending, squatting, kneeling, and handling specialized medical equipment. Technologists use fine motor skills to perform precise procedural tasks and may occasionally lift, carry, push, or pull equipment within established safety guidelines. Clear vision, hearing, and communication abilities are essential to safely monitor patients, respond to changing clinical conditions, and collaborate effectively with the care team.

This position is represented by a collective bargaining agreement. There may be more than one opening on this posting. The hiring rate is dependent upon several factors, including but not limited to education, training, work experience, terms of any applicable collective bargaining agreement, seniority, etc.

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