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Scott Hornung

Alexandria,VA

Summary

Detail-oriented and highly dedicated healthcare professional with a solid background in conducting tests and assisting with procedures to help diagnose and treat diverse cardiovascular issues. Seasoned Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist with 12 years of experience. Excellent communication skills and decision making abilities. I pride myself on my ability to stay calm in high-stress situations, so as to skillfully perform my duties in emergency situations to better the patients' clinical outcomes. I very much enjoy my ability to ease a stressed patient and their families. Above all else, I feel a good bedside manner can make the difference in a patient's entire experience. I thank you for your consideration of me as a candidate in your Cath Lab.

Overview

18
18
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist

Virginia Hospital Center
Arlington, VA
01.2025 - Current
  • Assisted physicians in treating cardiac issues, such as inserting balloon angioplasties, stent placement, Impella and IABP insertion, and pericardiocentesis, as well as PFO and LAA closure.
  • Provided technical support for Cath Lab staff during interventional cardiology cases, to include expert problem-solving skills.
  • Responded to on-call situations in a timely manner to include STEMI, cardiac tamponade, and temporary pacemaker insertion.
  • Set up and operated hemodynamic monitoring systems used in cardiovascular diagnostic testing.
  • Functioned in all three roles in the lab, including scrubbing, monitoring, and moderate sedation.
  • Assisted in training technicians, medical students, or other staff members.
  • Assisted physicians in electrophysiology procedures, including permanent pacemaker insertion, V-tach and flutter/fib ablations, and cardiac mapping.
  • Assumed the role of room lead and maintained an efficient and safe team for excellent patient care.
  • Assisted physicians in peripheral angiograms and angioplasties, including stenting, drug-coated balloons, and the use of Jetstream and Rotoblader.
  • Provided excellent service and attention to patients and their families with their medical care.

Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist

Inova Alexandria Hospital
Alexandria, VA
07.2016 - 12.2024
  • Assisted physicians in treating cardiac issues, such as inserting balloon angioplasties, stent placement, IABP insertion, pericardiocentesis, and PFO closure.
  • Provided technical support for Cath Lab staff during interventional cardiology cases, to include expert problem-solving skills.
  • Responded to on-call situations in a timely manner to include STEMI, cardiac tamponade, and temporary pacemaker insertion.
  • Set up and operated hemodynamic monitoring systems used in cardiovascular diagnostic testing.
  • Functioned in all three roles in the lab, including scrubbing, monitoring, and moderate sedation.
  • Assisted in training technicians, medical students, or other staff members.
  • I was regularly entrusted to run the unit as a charge technologist. This included maintaining the schedule, adding patients, dealing with physician issues, and directing two teams in two labs. Making sure these employees are efficient and are performing the procedures assigned.
  • Assisted physicians in electrophysiology procedures, including permanent pacemaker insertion, V-tach and flutter/fib ablations, and cardiac mapping.
  • I have continually advanced through the clinical ladder to the highest position of RCIS level 5.
  • I oversaw the collection and replacement of the dosimetry badges for all Cath Lab staff.
  • I oversaw the Point of Care testing on the I-stat machine, including maintenance and care of the devices, and ordering supplies for testing and controls.
  • Provided excellent service and attention to patients and their families with their medical care.

Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist

U.S, Army
Fort Belvoir, VA
05.2013 - 11.2016
  • Assisted physicians in treating cardiac issues, such as inserting balloon angioplasties, stent placement, IABP insertion, pericardiocentesis, and PFO closure.
  • Provided technical support for Cath Lab staff during interventional cardiology cases, to include expert problem-solving skills.
  • Responded to on-call situations in a timely manner to include STEMI, cardiac tamponade, and temporary pacemaker insertion.
  • Set up and operated hemodynamic monitoring systems used in cardiovascular diagnostic testing.
  • Functioned in all three roles in the lab, including scrubbing, monitoring, and moderate sedation.
  • Assisted in training technicians, medical students, or other staff members.
  • I was regularly entrusted to run the unit as a charge technologist. This included maintaining the schedule, adding patients, dealing with physician issues, and directing two teams in two labs. Making sure these employees are efficient and are performing the procedures assigned.
  • Served as the non-commissioned officer in charge of the Cardiology Clinic. Duties include the responsibility of soldiers and sailors with a heavy schedule of patient visits.
  • Provided excellent service and attention to patients and their families on their medical care.

Combat Medic (68W)

U.S. Army Recruiting Command
Various Cities, Various States
05.2007 - 05.2013
  • Performed preventative health assessments, including immunizations and physicals, on service members in accordance with Army regulations.
  • Assessed and treated acute illnesses, injuries, and wounds, while providing emergency care to patients in the field.
  • Instructed troops on basic medical aid procedures, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first-aid techniques.
  • Administered intravenous fluids or injections when necessary to treat patients.
  • Communicated with physicians regarding patient care requirements, and directed their actions in accordance with established protocols.
  • Supervised junior medics assigned to my unit during field operations, ensuring proper implementation of safety rules and regulations.
  • Participated in various training sessions related to combat medicine topics, such as disaster preparedness planning, and triage management.
  • Inserted IVs, and administered oral and injectable medications.
  • Performed emergency life support and treated sick and injured persons at remote locations.

Education

Certificate of Training - Cardiovascular Specialist

U.S. Army Cardiovascular Specialist School
San Antonio, TX
12.2012

Bachelor of Science - Exercise Science

Highpoint University
High Point, NC
05.2002

Skills

  • RCIS
  • ACLS certified
  • BLS certified
  • FFR, IFR, IVUS
  • LHC/RHC
  • IABP and Impella insertion
  • Sterile technique
  • Circulating, Moderate Sedation
  • Hemodynamic procedure monitoring
  • Permanent pacemaker placement/ICD
  • Loop recorder insertion
  • Rotablader, Jetstream
  • PFO and LAA closure
  • Angioseal, Mynx, TR Band, Vasc Band, Radial, and Femoral Safeguard, Prelude distal radial band
  • Cardioversion
  • ECG rhythm interpretation
  • Echocardiograms
  • Patient-oriented
  • Inventory Management
  • Administrative support
  • Team management
  • Supervision

Certification

  • RCIS Registrant Number-0090576

Education and Training

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Timeline

Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist

Virginia Hospital Center
01.2025 - Current

Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist

Inova Alexandria Hospital
07.2016 - 12.2024

Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist

U.S, Army
05.2013 - 11.2016

Combat Medic (68W)

U.S. Army Recruiting Command
05.2007 - 05.2013

Certificate of Training - Cardiovascular Specialist

U.S. Army Cardiovascular Specialist School

Bachelor of Science - Exercise Science

Highpoint University

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