Cardiac Physiologist

Cardiac physiologists play a crucial role in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac diseases. They are skilled professionals who specialize in conducting a variety of cardiac tests, including echocardiograms, Holter monitors, blood pressure measurements, and tilt-table tests. Additionally, they may also run chest pain clinics and provide long-term monitoring for patients with cardiac conditions. With their expertise and knowledge, cardiac physiologists contribute significantly to the overall care and management of patients with heart-related issues. General Responsibilities: 1. Operate specialized equipment to monitor and record the activity and functioning of the heart or other organs. 2. Monitor patients during exercise or sleep tests to check for diseases or disorders. 3. Test and monitor patients' lung function to assess respiratory health. 4. Perform dialysis to treat patients with kidney failure, ensuring proper renal function. 5. Interpret patients' test results and write comprehensive reports to assist general practitioners or physicians in determining appropriate treatment plans. 6. Participate in research projects to advance knowledge and understanding of cardiac diseases and treatment options.