Preparing Patients: Assisting in the preparation of patients for cardiac catheterization procedures, explaining the procedure, obtaining consent, and ensuring patient comfort and safety. Setting Up Equipment: Setting up and calibrating specialized equipment and instrumentation used during cardiac catheterization procedures, including fluoroscopy machines, angiography systems, and pressure monitoring devices. Assisting Cardiologists: Assisting cardiologists and other medical staff during cardiac catheterization procedures by positioning patients, handing instruments, and operating equipment under their direction. Monitoring Patients: Monitoring patients' vital signs, electrocardiograms (ECGs), and hemodynamic parameters during procedures to detect any changes or complications and promptly alerting medical staff as needed. Administering Medications: Administering medications and contrast agents as directed by physicians to enhance visualization of blood vessels and cardiac structures during catheterization procedures. Maintaining Sterile Field: Maintaining a sterile field in the catheterization lab and adhering to aseptic techniques to prevent infections and ensure patient safety. Recording Data: Documenting procedural data, including patient information, procedure details, catheter measurements, angiographic images, and any complications or adverse events that occur during the procedure. Post-Procedure Care: Assisting in post-procedure care and recovery of patients, including monitoring vital signs, assessing for complications, and providing patient education and discharge instructions. Equipment Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and quality control checks on cath lab equipment to ensure proper functioning and safety. Team Collaboration: Collaborating with cardiologists, nurses, radiologic technologists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and efficient patient care in the cath lab. Emergency Response: Participating in emergency procedures and code situations within the cath lab, including managing cardiac emergencies and implementing life-saving interventions as necessary. Continuing Education: Engaging in ongoing professional development and training to stay current with advances in cath lab technology, procedures, and best practices, and maintaining relevant certifications and licensure.