I have over five years of experience working in a Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory, where I've assisted in various procedures including angioplasties, stent placements, and diagnostic catheterizations. My role involved patient preparation, monitoring during procedures, and post-procedure care. I've worked closely with cardiologists and other healthcare professionals to ensure patient safety and comfort, and I'm proficient in using the specialized equipment required in the lab.

In emergency situations, I remain calm and follow established protocols, such as initiating CPR or administering emergency medications as directed. I prioritize clear communication with the team to ensure a coordinated response. My training in ACLS and experience in high-pressure environments have equipped me to act swiftly and effectively to stabilize the patient while the physician addresses the underlying issue.

I believe in providing clear, compassionate education tailored to each patient's needs. Before the procedure, I explain what to expect, including preparation and potential sensations. Post-procedure, I focus on recovery instructions, signs of complications, and lifestyle modifications. I use simple language and visual aids when necessary, ensuring patients and families feel informed and supported throughout their care journey.

I adhere strictly to infection control protocols, including proper hand hygiene, use of sterile techniques during procedures, and ensuring all equipment is properly sterilized. I also monitor the lab environment for compliance with cleanliness standards and educate team members on best practices to minimize infection risks for patients and staff.

I actively participate in professional development opportunities, such as attending workshops, conferences, and completing continuing education courses focused on cardiac care. I also subscribe to relevant medical journals and engage in online forums with peers to discuss emerging trends and technologies in the field, ensuring my practice remains up-to-date.