Basic Grade Cardiac Physiologist

Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of cardiac diagnostic and interventional procedures equipment and techniques used in contemporary clinical practice.

Perform non-invasive cardiac investigations including ECGs Holter and event monitoring ambulatory BP monitoring stress testing tilt table testing pacemaker/ICD follow-up and programming and echocardiography in line with hospital policies.

Assist with and perform invasive cardiac procedures such as angiography angioplasty right heart catheterisation pacemaker and ICD implants IVUS and FFR/iFR as appropriate to grade.

Accurately interpret data perform precise measurements and ensure timely delivery and reporting of all patient investigations.

Communicate effectively with consultants GPs multidisciplinary teams and hospital staff to support high-quality patient care.

Maintain accurate clinical documentation departmental records and uphold patient confidentiality at all times.

Ensure safe practice through equipment maintenance infection control standards electrical safety awareness and prompt reporting of faults incidents or accidents.

Contribute to department operations including policy and procedure development quality improvement initiatives audits and accreditation processes.

Maintain professional competence through continuous education mandatory training study days and keeping up to date with advances in cardiology.

Demonstrate professionalism flexibility effective time management teamwork and leadership through preceptorship performance reviews and adherence to hospital standards

BSc in Clinical Measurement or Certificate in Medical Physics and Physiological Measurement (DIT Kevin Street Dublin) or equivalent qualification

A.S.C.S.T (Associate of the Society for Cardiological Science & Technology UK) or equivalent professional accreditation

Minimum of one years post-qualification experience working in a Cardiac Department

Current Advanced Life Support (ALS) certification

Sound knowledge and understanding of cardiology principles and practices

Ability to apply research and evidence-based practice in a clinical setting

Strong organisational and time-management skills

Proactive approach to quality control audit and continuous service improvement

Fully funded private health insurance

Highly competitive salary packages

Employer pension contributions

Comprehensive relocation support

Subsidised on-site parking

Educational grants and funding support

Ongoing continuous professional development (CPD)

Excellent career progression and advancement opportunities

Discounted healthcare for employees and their immediate family members