Preparation of Procedure: Setting up and preparing the catheterization laboratory for various cardiac procedures, including angiograms, angioplasties, stent placements, and electrophysiology studies. Patient Preparation: Assisting in the preparation of patients for catheterization procedures, including obtaining medical history, explaining the procedure to patients, and ensuring informed consent. Equipment Setup: Calibrating and setting up specialized equipment and instrumentation required for catheterization procedures, including fluoroscopy machines, cardiac monitors, pressure transducers, and imaging systems. Assisting the Cardiologist: Providing assistance to cardiologists and other medical professionals during catheterization procedures. Handing instruments, catheters, guidewires, and other devices to the physician as needed. Operating Imaging Equipment: Operating fluoroscopy equipment and imaging systems to visualize the cardiovascular system during catheterization procedures. Adjusting imaging parameters to obtain clear and accurate images of blood vessels and cardiac structures. Monitoring Patient Vital Signs: Monitoring patients' vital signs, including heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and electrocardiogram (ECG) readings, during catheterization procedures. Recognizing and responding to changes in patient condition promptly. Administering Medications: Assisting in the administration of medications and contrast agents as prescribed by the cardiologist. Monitoring patients for adverse reactions and ensuring appropriate documentation of medication administration. Post-Procedure Care: Assisting in post-procedure care and monitoring of patients following catheterization procedures. Monitoring patients for signs of complications, providing comfort measures, and ensuring hemostasis at vascular access sites. Documentation and Record-Keeping: Maintaining accurate and complete records of catheterization procedures, including patient information, procedure details, imaging findings, and medications administered. Ensuring compliance with regulatory and documentation requirements. Equipment Maintenance and Quality Control: Performing routine maintenance and quality control checks on catheterization equipment and imaging systems. Ensuring proper function and calibration of equipment to maintain high-quality imaging and patient safety. Assisting in Emergency Situations: Assisting in emergency situations such as cardiac arrests or complications during catheterization procedures. Providing support to the medical team in resuscitation efforts and following established protocols for emergency care. Continuing Education and Professional Development: Participating in continuing education programs, training courses, and workshops to stay updated with advances in cardiovascular technology and catheterization procedures. Pursuing certifications or licensure as required by regulatory agencies or professional organizations.