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RN - CATH LAB 31

Hayward, CA · On-site

$85.43 - $105.07/hr

... trainees and cardiovascular lab employees Demonstrates professional conduct in interacting ... Professional Performance Knowledge Base and Technical Skills Demonstrates sound knowledge base and ...

RN - CATH LAB 31

Hayward, CA · On-site

$85.43 - $105.07/hr

... trainees and cardiovascular lab employees Demonstrates professional conduct in interacting ... Professional Performance Knowledge Base and Technical Skills Demonstrates sound knowledge base and ...

Film Sound Trainee information

What is the difference between Film Sound Trainee vs Film Sound Assistant?

AspectFilm Sound TraineeFilm Sound Assistant
CredentialsOften entry-level, may include relevant coursework or internshipsSimilar, may require some experience or training
Work EnvironmentOn set or in post-production, learning under supervisionOn set or in post, supporting sound department tasks
Industry UsageCommon for newcomers to gain experienceMore experienced, assisting senior sound staff

In summary, a Film Sound Trainee is typically an entry-level role focused on learning and gaining experience in film sound, while a Film Sound Assistant is a more experienced position supporting sound department operations. Both roles are essential in the film industry but differ mainly in experience level and responsibilities.

What are the most commonly searched types of Film Sound jobs in California?

The most popular types of Film Sound jobs in California are:

Infographic showing various Film Sound Trainee job openings in California as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 100% As Needed. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

RN - CATH LAB 31

St. Rose Hospital

Hayward, CA • On-site

$85.43 - $105.07/hr

Per diem

Re-posted 26 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Assist with patient preparation, management during cardiac catheterization and angiography procedures, and setting up sterile trays.

  • Operate physiologic monitoring and radiography equipment, record physiologic data, and assist with the operation of cardiac output computers and related equipment.

  • Assist with sterilization, inventory, maintenance of cath trays and supplies, and support the preparation and turnaround of procedures in the cardiovascular lab.


Job description

Job summary
Job description/Responsibilities: Per-Diem
All Shifts
APPROXIMATE PAY RANGE:
$85.43 - $105.07
Under general supervision is responsible for maintaining a therapeutic environment for patients undergoing cardiac catheterization and angiography. Provides direct patient care, assessment, planning and intervention. Assists with patient preparation and management during catheterization and angiography procedures, including physiologic and cardiac output monitoring. Assists with sterilization, inventory, and maintenance of cath trays and related supplies
ESSENTIAL DUTIES
Nursing Process
Inserts and maintains intravenous lines as needed
Prepares, dispenses and monitors medications during cases in the Cardiovascular Lab
Assists with maintenance of drug inventory
Maintains preparedness and inventory of emergency resuscitation equipment
Maintains close observation of patient for complications, i.e. hypotension, allergic reactions, bleeding, and arrhythmias
Patient Preparation
Assists with patient preparation and management during the cardiac catheterization procedure and angiography
Sets up sterile trays for procedure, scrubs patient, and acts as scrub assistant during catheterization and angiography
Maintains patient confidentiality
Plans and organizes own workload with regard to various cardiovascular assignments as team member
Supervises trainees and cardiovascular lab employees
Demonstrates professional conduct in interacting. Requires contact with other departments, patients and public where lack of tack and poise could cause serious reactions with other departments
Operates Physiologic Monitoring and Radiography equipment
Records intra-cardiac pressures, ECS and other physiologic data on a homodynamic recorder
Calculates pressure gradients, valve areas, vascular resistance, shunt abnormalities, and cardiac output using computer, or by hand calculation in the event of computer failure
Operates cardiac output computer, oximeter, ergometer, and related cardiovascular equipment.
Ensures that caution is used in the area of physical assets to avoid costly damage or waste. Area uses costly and easily damaged equipment.
Maintains constant attention to protect safety and welfare of patients and others
Demonstrates competence in the care of pediatric or frail elderly groups of patients (when/if assigned to these patients) relative to determining each patient's age-related and other physical, psychosocial and cultural needs and carrying out patient care activities.
Assists with patient position and radiographic equipment as needed
Assists for preparation and operation of madras power injector for cardiac angiography
Assists with film processing
Assists in maintaining cine quality control program as outline by the Supervisor, Cath Lab
Assists in CardioVascular Lab preparation and turn around for next patient procedures and maintenance of diagnostic environment
Assists with sterilization and maintenance of cath trays, catheters, and other related supplies and equipment.
Assists with restocking supplies for the CardioVascular lab.
Provides input for patient billing.
OTHER DUTIES:
Performs other job related duties as assigned by the Supervisor, Cath Lab
Professional Behavior
Confidentiality and Legal Issues
Demonstrates awareness and sensitivity to legal issues and patient rights in a confidential manner
Professional Accountability
Maintains current California licensure and service-specific certifications while demonstrating an awareness of responsibility and accountability for own professional practice based on the Nurse Practice Act and hospital standards of care.
Leadership and Problem Solving
Supervises and delegates care given by members of the health care team while promoting professional growth and positive learning experiences.
Professional Performance
Knowledge Base and Technical Skills
Demonstrates sound knowledge base and actions within patient care utilizing hospital and service-specific standards of care.
Working Relationships
Formulates and uses effective working relationships with all health care team members, patients and significant others.
Communication
Demonstrates effective communication skills utilizing lines of authority appropriately. Performs clerical and computer entry functions when needed, based upon service's needs.
Other Duties
Performs other job-related duties as assigned by the Cath Lab Supervisor
Required Qualification: *License/Certification
-Current California RN License required.
-Current BCLS required
-Current ACLS required
*Proof of all license and certification is required at time of hire.
**Education
Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing preferred.
RCIS certification must be obtained within 1 year of employment.
**Required educational levels call for proof at time of hire
Experience
Proper training in a Cardiovascular Lab and (1) years of previous experience in ICU/CCU or emergency CCRN.
Cath Lab/IR nursing experience preferred.
Skills
-Knowledge of cardiovascular lab procedures, protocol, tray preparation and sterile techniques
-Knowledge of cardiac related complications and operation of emergency resuscitation equipment, requiring application of initiative, resourcefulness, or judgment.
-Strong oral and written communication
-Interpersonal and organizational skills
Physical Requirements
The duties as described will required frequent standing and walking.
The employee will frequently bend/stoop, squat, reach above the shoulders, twist and turn, kneel, and push/pull.
The employee will frequently be required to lift/pull/push/move up to 50 pounds.
May occasionally perform CPR, push respirators, and cylinder carts, and frequently help position patients in bed and/or transport patients via bed/gurney.
Visual ability: Near acuity; 8? to 16?, Mid-focal acuity: 16? to 3?, Far visual acuity; 20? and greater.
Must utilize conversational speech for effective verbal communication.
Noise level is high in some patient care areas. Must be able to hear equipment alarms, overhead pages, and direct verbal communication.
Hazards
Will have close contact with patients and is likely to come in contact with blood and body fluids.
Often exposed to infection. Will be fit tested for particulate respirator.
Works with electrical equipment.
Occasional exposure to radiation (X-Ray)
For more detailed and specific physical requirements, consult the Job Analysis on file in the Employee Health office.
Experience: Minimum 1 Year
Job Family: Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations
Occupations: Registered Nurses
Degree Required: Associate/Diploma Or Higher