Cardiovascular Technologist Jobs in Arizona
Cardiovascular Technologist jobs in Arizona are concentrated in Phoenix and Tucson, where large integrated health systems drive steady demand for specialists in echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, and vascular technology. Banner Health, Dignity Health, and HonorHealth are among the most established employers in the state, with facilities across the Valley and southern Arizona hiring at both entry and experienced levels. Non-invasive cardiology and EP lab specialties are among the most actively recruited sub-areas right now. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Phoenix, ArizonaDepartment Name:
Open Heart Surg-HospWork Shift:
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Clinical Care***$20,000 Sign-On Bonus for experience CVOR Scrub Techs!
Take your career to the next level at an organization that truly invests in you. Banner Health is proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work®, and we’re looking for passionate Surgical Techs ready to grow, thrive, and make a meaningful impact. Join us and experience a workplace where excellence, support, and opportunity come together.
Banner Estrella Medical Center earned its 3rd Magnet® Designation in 2026, placing it among the nation’s elite for nursing excellence, innovation, and outstanding patient care. This recognition reinforces our commitment to creating an environment where clinical teams excel and careers flourish.
Banner Estrella is a Level IV Trauma Center with high-volume CVOR, robotic, and bariatric programs, offering a fast-paced, cutting-edge surgical environment. Our OR team is empowered to lead quality improvement initiatives, fostering a culture of ownership, innovation, and continuous growth. You’ll be part of a collaborative, family-oriented team where leaders are highly engaged and committed to helping you reach your full potential, both professionally and personally.
Schedule & Details
- Shift: Day shift (4 10s)
- Hours: 6:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- On-Call: Required
- Benefits Eligible
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Differentials:
- $3/hour weekend differential
- 18% night shift differential (when applicable)
As a Surgical Tech, you’ll work alongside some of Banner Health’s top surgeons and nurses, gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic, high-acuity setting. Under the direction of the RN, you’ll assist in a variety of procedures and play a key role as part of a highly collaborative interdisciplinary team. Your strong communication skills and commitment to teamwork will help drive exceptional patient care, support unit success, and contribute to a positive, high-performing work environment.
Your pay and benefits (Total Rewards) are important components of your Journey at Banner Health. Banner Health offers a variety of benefit plans to help you and your family. We provide health and financial security options so you can focus on being the best at what you do and enjoying your life.
Recruiter will review sign-on bonus eligibility and schedule details during the interview.
POSITION SUMMARY
This position selects and places surgical instruments, supplies and equipment during surgery. Scrubs and provides instruments, sutures, and other sterile supplies during surgical procedure. Participants in the training and orientation of surgical technology staff and students, as assigned. Is proficient to scrub on a minimum of two surgical specialties.
The Cardiovascular Operating Room Surgical Technologist is responsible for assisting the physician with advanced tasks during surgical procedures which include cardiopulmonary bypass/heart-lung machine use, cardiac assistive devices, and vascular access and interventions. The CVOR ST must be able to work under high pressure in a fast paced environment.
CORE FUNCTIONS
1. Prepares for surgical procedures. Pulls appropriate instruments and supplies and ensures good working order of instruments. Reviews case carts for correct instruments and supplies. Troubleshoots malfunctioning equipment and makes minor adjustments or calls biomedical equipment staff. Checks schedule and plans ahead for upcoming surgical case needs.
2. Anticipates the surgeon's needs. Passes instruments and retracts tissue. Maintains competency to scrub in a minimum of two surgical specialties.
3. Demonstrates the principles of aseptic technique and universal precautions throughout the procedure. Disposes of sharps and trash and places used supplies into case cart for processing. Participates in counting sharps, instruments and sponges. Prepares instruments for cleaning following each case.
4. Ensures that all surgeon preference cards and pick lists are accurate.
5. Assists with OR turnover between cases. Participates in stocking, replenishing supplies and cleaning operating rooms.
6. Participates in or leads the training and orientation of surgical technology staff and students, as assigned.
7. May provide business support to the department including administrative tasks.
8. This position follows safety procedures in regard to medication labeling, appropriate handling of specimens, appropriate handling of sharps, time-out procedure, radiation and laser safety, infection control, assembling and disassembling instruments. Participates in emergency call rotation. Is proficient to scrub on at least two surgical specialties. Internal customers are patients, surgeons, and nursing staff. External customers may include practicing physicians, patient families and vendors or sales reps.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
High school diploma/GED and current basic life support certification.
Requires certification as a surgical technologist and one to two years of experience in a surgical technologist role OR three to four years in a surgical technologist role. Where applicable must be registered with State Regulatory Agency.
This position must be able to scrub proficiently on a minimum of two surgical specialties. The position requires manual dexterity and the ability to maintain professional decorum in highly stressful emergent situations. The position requires the ability to be conscientious, organized, and orderly and the ability to respond quickly to the needs of the surgeon and patient. Must stay abreast of new developments in the field.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Additional related education and/or experience preferred.
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The qualifications that appear most often in cardiovascular technologist jobs across Arizona.
- Active CCI or ARDMS credential such as RCS, RCIS, or RVT recognized in Arizona
- Associate or bachelor's degree in cardiovascular technology or a related allied health field
- Hands-on experience operating echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, or vascular ultrasound equipment
- Current BLS certification and ACLS certification for cath lab or EP positions
- Ability to work rotating shifts including on-call coverage in acute care hospital settings
- Strong documentation skills for accurate patient records in electronic health record systems
Cardiovascular Technologist Jobs in Arizona: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a cardiovascular technologist in Arizona?
Arizona does not issue a separate state license for cardiovascular technologists, so the path runs through national credentialing. Most Arizona employers require a credential from Cardiovascular Credentialing International, such as the RCIS or RCS, or an ARDMS credential like the RVT. You earn those by completing an accredited cardiovascular technology or diagnostic medical sonography program, then passing the relevant registry exam before or shortly after your first hire.
How much do cardiovascular technologists make in Arizona?
Cardiovascular technologists in Arizona earn a median of about $74,900 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $39,450 for the lowest 10% to over $127,670 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire cardiovascular technologists in Arizona?
Employers hiring cardiovascular technologists in Arizona right now include Banner Health, Northern Arizona Healthcare, and CommonSpirit Health, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of October 2026. Arizona's large integrated systems typically post openings across multiple Valley campuses as well as Tucson and outlying regional facilities.
Which Arizona cities have the most cardiovascular technologist jobs?
Chandler, Phoenix, and Flagstaff have the most cardiovascular technologist openings in Arizona. The Phoenix metro drives the largest share of volume because Banner Health, HonorHealth, and Dignity Health each operate multiple hospital campuses there, while Tucson generates steady demand through Banner University Medical Center and the University of Arizona Health Network serving southern Arizona.
Are there remote cardiovascular technologist jobs in Arizona?
Yes, but they're rare. Cardiovascular technology is a hands-on, equipment-dependent role performed at the patient's bedside or in a procedure lab, which limits remote options significantly. About 0% of cardiovascular technologist openings tied to Arizona are remote or hybrid as of October 2026, and those are almost always administrative, quality review, or tele-echo reading positions rather than direct patient care roles.
How can I get hired as a cardiovascular technologist in Arizona with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying to new-graduate or limited-experience positions at Banner Health or Dignity Health, both of which run structured onboarding programs for newly credentialed technologists at Valley-area facilities. Candidates who hold an RCIS or RDCS registry, even before accumulating clinical hours, stand out in competitive Phoenix-area applicant pools. Lateral moves from echocardiography sonographer, cardiac monitor technician, or EKG technician roles are also common stepping stones into full cardiovascular technologist positions at Arizona hospitals.
Where can I find and apply to cardiovascular technologist jobs in Arizona?
You can find and apply to cardiovascular technologist jobs in Arizona on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state. Search the roles that fit your credentials and experience level and apply directly to the ones that match.
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