Job Description

Role of a Cardiovascular Technologist or CVT Assistant Professor:

As an

Assistant Professor in Cardiovascular Technology

, the role typically involves teaching, training, and mentoring students in both

cardiology

and

vascular diagnostics

and treatments. Here's a breakdown of the responsibilities:

1. Teaching and Curriculum Development:

Lectures:

Providing theoretical education on cardiovascular anatomy, physiology, and disease processes.

Practical Instruction:

Training students on how to perform procedures like ECGs, echocardiograms, or vascular ultrasonography.

Course Development:

Updating and creating curriculum materials to align with industry standards and emerging technologies.

2. Clinical Training:

Hands-on Experience:

Overseeing students while they perform cardiovascular procedures in a clinical setting (hospital or medical center).

Supervising Internships:

Guiding students during their internships to ensure they gain the practical experience required to be proficient cardiovascular technologists.

3. Research and Professional Development:

Research in CVT:

Engaging in research to improve techniques in cardiovascular diagnostics or treatments (e.g., advancements in imaging technology, new devices, etc.).

Publications:

Publishing research papers in relevant scientific journals and attending medical conferences to stay updated on trends in cardiovascular care.

4. Mentoring Students:

Providing guidance and support for students on their projects, career advice, and post-graduation job placement. Offering one-on-one tutoring or assistance with difficult concepts or techniques.

5. Administrative Responsibilities:

Participating in

student assessments

, including exams, practical evaluations, and grading. Contributing to departmental meetings and activities, including program planning and policy decisions.

Key Skills for CVT Assistant Professors:

Cardiovascular Knowledge:

Deep understanding of the cardiovascular system, related diseases, diagnostic procedures, and treatments.

Clinical Expertise:

Hands-on expertise in using

diagnostic equipment

like echocardiograms, ECG machines, and ultrasound systems.

Teaching Skills:

Ability to explain complex medical concepts in an easy-to-understand way for students. Effective communication skills for both theoretical and practical teaching.

Research and Analytical Skills:

Ability to conduct meaningful research in cardiovascular technology and contribute to the advancement of the field.

Technical Proficiency:

Familiarity with the latest technologies and devices used in cardiovascular diagnostics and treatments.

Qualifications for an Assistant Professor in CVT:

Degree Requirements:

A

Master's degree

in

Cardiovascular Technology

or related fields (such as

Cardiac Physiology

,

Cardiology

, or

Medical Technology

). In some cases, a doctoral degree (PhD) may be preferred, especially for those interested in research or high-level teaching roles.

Certification:

Certification in specific areas like

Cardiac Sonography

,

Electrophysiology

, or

Vascular Technology

.

Registered Cardiovascular Technologist (RCVT)

or certification through recognized boards like

CCI (Cardiovascular Credentialing International)

or

ARDMS (American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

.

Experience:

Clinical experience working as a cardiovascular technologist in hospitals or medical centers. Previous teaching or training experience (e.g., as a clinical instructor or lecturer).

Continuous Learning:

Staying updated with technological advances, new diagnostic tools, and the latest cardiovascular treatments.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹20,000.00 - ₹30,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person