11 perfusionist jobs found

ResponsibilitiesThe Perfusionist is daily supervised and given routine work assignment and responsibilities by the Director. Routine patient care is under the direction of the Director and the Attending Cardiac Surgeon. Under the order of the Attending physician, the Perfusionist provides patient care in the form of support services of extracorporeal circulation and/or oxygenation, myocardial and/or organ protection and preservation, blood component and drug/fluid administration. This includes assembly and operation of the heart-lung machine and extracorporeal circuits, operation of heater, coolers and cardioplegia delivery system, also blood concentrators, coagulation monitors, and long -tern assist devices, etc. This may include operation of devices such as Heart lung machine, IABP, VAD and ECMO.  Salary range: $88.85-$117.17 Hourly Qualifications·       Graduate of an accredited Perfusion program with a BA/BS   ·       ABCP and BCLS   ·       Knowledge, skills, and ability to...

ResponsibilitiesUnder the order of the Attending Physician, the Transport ECMO Perfusionist provides patient care in the form of support services of extracorporeal circulation and/or oxygenation, myocardial and/or organ protection and preservation, blood component and drug/fluid administration both in Ronald Reagan hospital but also at outside hospitals on mobile ECMO transportation and DCD organ procurement harvests. This includes assembly and operation of the extracorporeal circuits, operation of heater, coolers, coagulation monitors etc. This may include operation of devices such as adult IABP, ECMO and CPS. The perfusionist will assume call responsibility and accountability in the provision of advanced complex ECMO care for adult, neonatal and pediatric patients during mobile ECMO transports to outside hospitals alongside the critical care transport nurse and respiratory therapist. The transport perfusionist will travel in either ground or air transportation to outside hospitals...

ResponsibilitiesPlay a key role within a world-class care, award-winning health system. Help ensure the delivery of outstanding cardiac surgical care. Take your career in an exciting new direction. UCan do all this and more at UCLA Health. As a perfusionist, you’ll be an important contributor to the nation’s largest and most advanced heart and lung transplant program. Our exceptional team of clinical professionals combined with leading-edge technology makes UCLA Health the trusted destination for the most diverse and complex cardiac cases. You will provide critical patient care as you support extracorporeal circulation and/or oxygenation, myocardial and/or organ protection and preservation, blood component and drug/fluid administration. You will be responsible for the assembly and operation of the heart-lung machine and extracorporeal circuits, as well as the operation of heater, coolers and cardioplegia delivery system, blood concentrators, coagulation monitors, and long-term...

ResponsibilitiesThe Perfusionist is daily supervised and given routine work assignment and responsibilities by the Director. Routine patient care is under the direction of the Director and the Attending Cardiac Surgeon. Under the order of the Attending physician, the Perfusionist provides patient care in the form of support services of extracorporeal circulation and/or oxygenation, myocardial and/or organ protection and preservation, blood component and drug/fluid administration. This includes assembly and operation of the heart-lung machine and extracorporeal circuits, operation of heater, coolers and cardioplegia delivery system, also blood concentrators, coagulation monitors, and long -tern assist devices, etc. This may include operation of devices such as Heart lung machine, IABP, VAD and ECMO.  Salary range: $108.40-$108.40 Hourly Qualifications·       Graduate of an accredited Perfusion program with a BA/BS   ·       ABCP and BCLS   ·       Knowledge, skills, and ability to...

ResponsibilitiesThe Perfusionist is daily supervised and given routine work assignment and responsibilities by the Director and attending physicians. Routine patient care is under the direction of the Director and the Attending Cardiac Surgeon. Under the order of the Attending physician, the Perfusionist provides patient care in the form of support services of extracorporeal circulation and/or oxygenation, myocardial and/or organ protection and preservation, blood component and drug/fluid administration. This includes assembly and operation of the heart-lung machine and extracorporeal circuits, operation of heater, coolers and cardioplegia delivery system, also blood concentrators, coagulation monitors, and long -tern assist devices, etc. This may include operation of devices such as Heart lung machine, IABP, VAD and ECMO.  QualificationsWe’re seeking a highly-motivated, flexible individual with: * A Bachelor’s degree with graduation from an accredited perfusion program * ABCP and...

As assigned by the Chief Perfusionist and according to the prescribed standards the Perfusionist performs those functions necessary for the support treatment measurement and/or supplementation of the cardiopulmonary and/or circulatory system of the patient. The Perfusionist performs advanced technical work in the selection preparation operation and maintenance of the cardiopulmonary bypass and ancillary equipment. The Perfusionist is responsible for the knowledge operation and maintenance of a wide variety of technical perfusion equipment utilized in cardiac surgery as well as other circulatory support devices and for close cooperation with the attending physician in extra-corporeal perfusion practices. The primary working area is the operating room however the possibility exists of working in other within the Health System. Prepares for Cases. Manages the equipment and supply maintenance Preparation of cardiopulmonary bypass Performs those functions necessary for...

Overview Responsibilities Relocation/ Sign on Bonus Available Supplies the physiological support of the heart-lung machine to the open-heart patient on both a routine (e.g., scheduled cases) and emergency basis. 1. Assembles equipment and medications to a particular procedure. Sets-up, primes and de-bubbles functioning unit under aseptic conditions. Verifies operation of mechanical and ventilation systems, including safety devices. 2. Develops preoperative perfusion plan and calculates perfusion formulae based on patient's medical history. 3. Establishes continuous arterial-venous system on the patient at the beginning of open-heart surgery. Continuously monitors physiological parameters and evaluates perfusion technique. 4. Sets-up, calibrates and monitors in-line monitoring devices. Evaluates data and adapts perfusion plan. 5. Alters perfusion plan during surgery to meet the needs of patient or surgeon, or mechanical failure. 6. Ensures termination of...

Description $20,000 Hiring bonus for eligible external hires that meet required qualifications and conditions for payment. Perfusionist - Perfusion Services Under the general direction of the OR Manager, Lead Perfusionist, Anesthesiologist, and/or Surgeon, executes extracorporeal support in the care of patients undergoing open heart surgery which entails the safe and effective manipulation of sophisticated perfusion equipment used in maintaining adequate physiological parameters; Assimilates all available information, makes prompt clinical assessments and takes the appropriate action; and understands the limitations and hazards of all techniques, components, and principles of extracorporeal support of open heart surgery. Required Qualifications: Graduate from an accredited school of perfusion technology, or equivalent education/experience National Provider BLS -...

The Manager of ECMO Services is an experienced and knowledgeable clinician that has demonstrated a commitment to quality, excellent patient care and leadership within the care community. With the Director of Perfusion and ECMO Services, the ECMO Services Manager serves as a lead clinical and technical resource for the department. The ECMO Services Manager must have a thorough understanding of adult and pediatric cardiac, pulmonary, vascular surgery, organ transplantation procedures and circulatory support theory. The ECMO Services Manager considers factors related to safety, effectiveness, knowledge and skill of team members, as well as the cost of planning and delivering care. They must demonstrate awareness and understanding of the clinical care required for patients in the medical center. They will embrace and support the multidisciplinary and faceted patient care approach along the care continuum for the ECMO department. The ECMO Services Manager will be involved in product...

Job Summary: Assist the surgeon during surgery. Ensure the availability and functioning of surgical equipment used in surgical procedures. Transport patient to and from operating room, preps patient prior to surgery, serves as first or second assistant to the surgeon during the surgical procedure. Minimum Qualifications: LPN or Surgical Tech with three years of current experience and certification as a Surgical First Assist if hired on or after November 2020 or High School Education with completion of Surgical First Assist Program, five years of current experience and certification as a Surgical First Assist. Experience: Clinical experience as a surgical assistant preferred Licensure/Certification: Certified surgical assistant and clinical licensures as appropriate with the above Education. Must have a current American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Provider Card. Primary Source Verification (if applicable): LPN: SC Labor, Licensing and...

Job Summary: Assist the surgeon during surgery. Ensure the availability and functioning of surgical equipment used in surgical procedures. Transport patient to and from operating room, preps patient prior to surgery, serves as first or second assistant to the surgeon during the surgical procedure. Minimum Qualifications: Education: Must meet one of the following: 1. LPN or Surgical Tech with five years of current experience and certification as a Surgical First Assist. 2. RN who has completed a Surgical First Assist program (certification is preferred) 3. Physician Assistant with experience in surgical assisting preferred 4. Nurse Practitioner who has completed a Surgical First Assist program 5. High school education with completion of Surgical First Assist program, five years of current experience and certification as a Surgical First Assist. Experience: Clinical...