Maintaining a sterile field during cardiac catheterization and other interventional procedures to prevent infections.

Anticipating the needs of the cardiologist and surgical team by preparing and passing instruments, catheters, and guidewires.

Monitoring the patient's vital signs, including heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation, throughout the procedure.

Assisting with hemostasis at the puncture site after the procedure, ensuring proper closure and preventing complications.

Preparing and labeling medications and solutions used during the procedure, ensuring accurate dosages and administration.

Operating and troubleshooting equipment such as pressure injectors, fluoroscopy units, and hemodynamic monitoring systems.

Documenting all aspects of the procedure, including medications administered, equipment used, and patient's response.

Collaborating with other healthcare professionals, including nurses, technicians, and physicians, to ensure optimal patient care.

Providing emotional support and education to patients and their families before, during, and after the procedure.

Adhering to strict infection control protocols and safety guidelines to minimize the risk of complications.

Participating in continuing education and training programs to maintain and enhance skills and knowledge.

Maintain a sterile environment during procedures to prevent infections, a critical aspect of patient safety.

Properly scrub and gown to maintain sterility and prevent contamination during invasive procedures.

Prepare and organize surgical instruments and equipment needed for specific cardiac procedures.

Provide assistance to cardiologists and surgeons during catheterization and other interventional procedures.

Operate and troubleshoot various equipment, including hemodynamic monitoring systems and imaging devices.

Prepare and administer medications as directed by the physician, ensuring accurate dosages.

Continuously monitor patients' vital signs and cardiac rhythms during and after procedures.

Respond quickly and effectively to any emergencies that arise during procedures, such as cardiac arrest.

Accurately document all aspects of the procedure, including medications, equipment used, and patient responses.

Maintain adequate inventory levels of supplies and equipment, ensuring availability for procedures.

Adhere to radiation safety protocols to minimize exposure to patients and staff during fluoroscopy.

Communicate effectively with the cath lab team, including physicians, nurses, and technicians.