Peds & Congenital Electrophysiology Tech

MultiCare Health System•Tacoma, WA

1d•$55 - $91

About The Position

Where Kids and Families are Always First MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital is the state-designated Level II Pediatric Trauma Center and the only pediatric hospital in Washington’s South Sound Region dedicated to a comprehensive network of health services for children and adolescents. Our vision is to be the highest quality and safest place for children to receive care, where every child has a medical home and is supported by nationally recognized services and experience. Mary Bridge Children’s multi-disciplinary approach to care includes pediatric experts for emergency services, inpatient care, and outpatient specialty clinics, all specializing in kids and their unique needs. FTE: 0.9 , Shift: Days + Call, Schedule: 12-hour shifts Position Summary The Pediatric and Congenital Electrophysiology Technician at Mary Bridge Children’s will provide advanced technical and patient-care support for diagnostic and interventional pediatric EP procedures, including intracardiac mapping, ablations, device implantation (pacemakers/ICDs), and EP studies in infants, children, adolescents, and adults with congenital heart disease. The role emphasizes family-centered care, radiation safety/ ALARA, and seamless coordination across the Mary Bridge Children’s Heart Center’s multidisciplinary team. Through providing support during diagnostic, therapeutic, and interventional procedures, you will be able to apply your independent decision-making skills every day. The tech serves in the scrub, circulator, and recording role. The tech acquires/ measures/ calculates hemodynamic data, performs blood work analysis, prepare procedure rooms, preps patients for procedures, transports patients to and from the lab, cleans procedure rooms, and prepares instruments for re-sterilization. The tech directs and practices safety guidelines for themselves, staff, and patients and adheres to regulatory practices within the cardiac cath/EP lab.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited cardiovascular technology or radiology program.
Current Washington State Radiologic Technologist certification or as a Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist or currently enrolled and in second year of an Invasive Cardiovascular Specialist program
Current RCIS or ARRT certification or commitment to obtain within 6 months of employment
Registered ARRT (VI) or Registered ARRT (CI) preferred
Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist (RCES) registry as a standard for care provision, previous experience and RCES registry or commitment to obtain within six (6) months of employment
Current AHA, BLS, and ACLS CPR certifications at the time of hire; PALS strongly preferred (or obtained within 6 months)
At least one year of diagnostic radiology or interventional radiology experience required

Nice To Haves

Pediatric EP experience in a tertiary or quaternary care center
Experience with 3D mapping systems (e.g., CARTO/EnSite), ICE, low‑/zero‑fluoro workflows, and robotic magnetic navigation (e.g., Stereotaxis) for complex anatomies preferred
Strong knowledge of congenital heart disease and pediatric hemodynamics
Familiarity with ECMO and hybrid OR procedures preferred
Current Washington State Radiologic Technologist certification or as a Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist or currently enrolled and in second year of an Invasive Cardiovascular Specialist program
RCIS or commitment to obtain within 6 months of employment
Current AHA, BLS and ACLS CPR certifications at time of hire

Responsibilities

Prepare and maintain EP lab environment, ensuring compliance with safety and infection control standards.
Perform direct patient care activities under the direction of the Pediatric Cardiac Cath Lab/ EP Registered Nurse and/or the Cath Lab Operations Manager as necessary and appropriate
Set up EP/Cath equipment and supplies; verify function and calibration of electrophysiology recording systems, stimulators, and 3D electro‑anatomic mapping platforms.
Maintain sterile field and infection‑control standards.
Perform and document equipment QC; maintain inventory at specified par levels.
Serve in scrub, circulator, and recording roles for EP procedures (e.g., SVT/VT/VF pathway mapping and ablation, EPS, temporary/permanent pacemaker and ICD implants), including hemodynamic data acquisition and calculations.
Operate fluoroscopic systems with ALARA principles; utilize non‑fluoroscopic 3D mapping and image‑guided navigation to minimize radiation exposure for pediatric patients.
Support ICE/echo, IVUS (if applicable), and assist with catheter/device management; troubleshoot system and signal quality issues.
Support patient care before, during, and after procedures, including transport and monitoring.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure seamless care delivery.