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WMC Health Network

Echo Technician

Suffern, NY · On-site

$38.01/hr

Biosense, Stockert, EPT, CardioLab, Bloom Stimulator, Medtronic External Defibrillator, PPM/ICD Programmers, etc. Assist in the removal of procedural sheaths for the patient after the procedure ...

US Heart & Vascular

Electrophysiologist

Wichita, KS · On-site

Jude and Biosense Webster mapping systems * Base salary plus Collections-Based Productivity Component to start * Relocation and Immigration assistance if needed [J1 and H1-B Visa holders welcome to ...

Westchester Medical Center

Echo Technician

Suffern, NY · On-site

Biosense, Stockert, EPT, CardioLab, Bloom Stimulator, Medtronic External Defibrillator, PPM/ICD Programmers, etc. Assist in the removal of procedural sheaths for the patient after the procedure ...

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What does a biosense do?

A typical day for a Biosensor Specialist involves designing and conducting experiments, calibrating and maintaining biosensor devices, and analyzing experimental results to improve sensor performance. You may collaborate closely with research scientists, engineers, and quality assurance teams to refine prototypes or troubleshoot challenges. Documentation and reporting of findings are important daily tasks, as is staying current with the latest advancements in biosensor technology. This role often balances time between hands-on laboratory work and data analysis, with occasional meetings to discuss project progress.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the biosense position?

To excel in a Biosensor Specialist role, a strong background in biomedical engineering, biochemistry, or a related scientific field is essential, typically supported by a relevant bachelor's or advanced degree. Proficiency in laboratory instrumentation, data analysis software, and familiarity with biosensor platforms such as electrochemical, optical, or immunosensor systems are commonly required. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and strong communication skills are highly valued for this position. These skills ensure precise experimentation, effective team collaboration, and the development of reliable biosensing solutions for healthcare or research environments.

What is a biosense?

A Biosense job typically involves working with biosensing technologies, which detect biological or chemical substances using sensors. Professionals in this field may work in healthcare, biotechnology, or research, developing wearable health monitors or medical diagnostic tools. Responsibilities can include data analysis, sensor development, and system integration. The role often requires expertise in biomedical engineering, chemistry, or data science.

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Physician Cardiology - Competitive Salary

Royal Surgical Associates

Grove City, PA • On-site

$310K - $350K/yr

Other

Re-posted 13 days ago

Job description

Opportunity:

Physician - Cardiology


Job Details:

  • Electrophysiology specialty position serving as a backfill/bench provider at the facility

  • Monday through Friday schedule, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (8-hour day with 1-hour lunch)

  • One day per week in office, all remaining days in hospital/EP Lab

  • No call responsibilities required

  • Minimum commitment of 1 week per month

  • Both inpatient and outpatient coverage required

  • Procedures and cases include: A-fib/flutter ablations, pacemakers, ICDs, SVT ablations, tilt tables, and bi-ventricular devices

  • Mapping systems used: Biosense and Abbott

  • PFA technology: Affera and Varipulse

  • Transseptal wire: Versacross, NRG Needle, and BRK Needle

  • Device vendors: Abbott and Medtronic (10% carve-out for Boston Scientific)

  • Office volume: approximately 19 patients per day; Hospital volume: 8-10 patients per day

  • Support staff includes EP lab staff, medical assistants, nurses, and APPs who assist with consults, admissions, and discharges

  • EMR system: EPIC

  • Board Certification in Cardiac Electrophysiology required; ACLS, BLS, and active DEA required

  • Pennsylvania license required; IMLC providers considered, though existing PA licensure strongly preferred

  • Pennsylvania Child Abuse requirement for licensure

Facility:

This cardiovascular institute is a specialized facility dedicated to providing comprehensive cardiac care, including advanced electrophysiology services. The institute supports both inpatient and outpatient cardiology needs, equipped with modern EP lab technology and a collaborative team of clinical staff including APPs, nurses, and medical assistants. The facility is committed to delivering high-quality care to patients with complex cardiac conditions.


Location:

Grove City, PA

Grove City is a welcoming small city in western Pennsylvania, offering a relaxed quality of life with easy access to outdoor recreation, local dining, and shopping, including the well-known Grove City Premium Outlets. Its central location provides convenient access to Pittsburgh and other regional hubs, making it an appealing destination for those seeking a balance between professional opportunity and community living.

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