HCA Healthcare is seeking a Cardiac EP Technologist to join our electrophysiology team. In this role, you will support complex diagnostic and interventional EP procedures, operating mapping and recording systems, monitoring patient vitals and rhythms, and assisting physicians throughout cases. You will help prepare and maintain the EP lab, ensure accurate documentation, and uphold strict safety and infection control standards. Working in our patient-centered, collaborative environment, you’ll contribute to high-quality cardiac care while accessing robust growth, education, and advancement opportunities across HCA’s nationwide network. Assist electrophysiologists during diagnostic and interventional cardiac EP procedures Prepare, calibrate, and operate EP lab equipment, including mapping and recording systems Monitor patient vitals and rhythm during procedures, recognizing and communicating significant changes Perform 12-lead ECGs, arrhythmia analysis, and basic device function checks Ensure accurate documentation of procedures, findings, and charges in the medical record Maintain EP lab readiness, including room setup, stocking, and equipment quality control Adhere to radiation safety and infection control standards in all procedures Collaborate with cardiology, anesthesia, and nursing teams to coordinate patient care Educate patients and families on procedure expectations and post-procedure care Participate in on-call rotation and contribute to quality improvement and professional development activities Cardiac electrophysiology procedures ECG and rhythm interpretation EP mapping and recording systems Hemodynamic monitoring Radiation safety and fluoroscopy basics Sterile technique and infection control Invasive cardiovascular procedures support Electronic medical record documentation Patient monitoring and emergency response Team communication in acute care Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist (RCES) preferred Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) a plus BLS and ACLS certifications required ARRT or equivalent radiology credential preferred State-specific radiologic technologist or cardiovascular technologist licensure as applicable