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Travel Electrophysiology Technician
Boston, Massachusetts
Tufts Medical Center

$2,517-3,017/week

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EP Lab Tech Needed
This role focuses on providing medical and clinical support services to patients. In addition, this position plays a crucial role in delivering quality patient care on a team of Cardiac Electrophysiology Technologists, assisting in electrophysiology procedures.

Job requirements

Must have at least 2 years’ experience as an EP tech.
Preference is for 2 years+ EP experience (would interview anything over 1 year though).
Possession of either an RT(R)® or RCES certification is a plus but not required.

Schedule information

40 hours per week.
Varying shifts: 8s, 10s, 12s.
The lab is operational from 0600-1930, with occasional late cases past that time.
No weekend requirement.

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Will accept LOCAL Placements

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Apr '21 - Jul '21

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