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advara

Specialist Cardiac Physiologist - HC - Cardiac Physiologist

Queensland, Australia

On-site

First seen by offpeak October 22, 2026

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Role Summary

As the Specialist Cardiac Physiologist, you are responsible for undertaking day to day best practice delivery of echocardiography testing and scanning procedures for Advara HeartCare patients under the direction and supervision of the Lead Specialist Cardiac Physiologist. This role may also undertake a range of other support functions necessary as delegated by the Clinical Services Manager for the effective operation of the clinical services unit. It is expected that Specialist Cardiac Physiologists will be undertaking post- graduate Professional Development and will seek the support and advice of the Lead Specialist Cardiac Physiologist via ad hoc coaching and mentoring.

Key Responsibilities

In this role, you are responsible for:

 Provision of Excellence in Patient Care & Customer Service

 Business Development & Service Improvements

Relationships Management & Teamwork

 Professional Development & Growth

Reporting lines

This position reports directly to Lead Specialist Cardiac Physiologist

This position has no direct reports

Your key working relationships

In this position, you need to develop strong relationships with the following internal positions:

 State Management team

· Cardiologists

· Clinical Services Manager and Lead Cardiac Physiologist

· Clinical and clerical staff working in the clinic

In addition, you need to develop strong relationships with various external individuals/ agencies/ key stakeholders, such as

· Patients and carers

· Referring doctors and allied health professionals

· Visitors to the clinic – including suppliers

· Local communities in which the clinic is located

· Public and private hospital doctors and staff (if hospital-based clinic)

Experience and Qualifications

· Registration with the Australian Sonographer Accreditation Registry (ASAR)

· Current relevant echocardiography professional registration and/or license as appropriate

· Current Basic Life Support / CPR Certificate preferred

· Demonstrated command of echocardiography techniques employed to image various organs to the accepted industry standards or above

· Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the physical principles and technology of diagnostic echocardiography

· Experience in delivering patient care and customer service

· Demonstrated skills in using medical software technology

Other requirements for this role

· Current Basic Life Support / CPR Certificate preferred

· Ability to occasionally frequently interstate

Our purpose

Improve Australia’s Heart Health

Our Vision

A future where world-class care, is the standard of care.

Our Mission

Through individualised care, research and world-leading outcomes,

we will reduce the impact of heart disease in Australia

Our Values

· We Care: We have empathy for our patients and listen to understand. We’re considered in our actions and interactions with patients, peers and partners. We approach all situations with support, compassion and kindness, and an understanding that no two people or their experiences are the same.

· We Advance: We’re committed to always advancing and improving our care. We take initiative, remain curious and innovate to deliver world-class patient care.

· We Work Together: Advancing care can’t be done alone. We need to do this together, in parallel with each other, our patients and our partners. We continuously collaborate and work with the skills of those around us. We’re unified and motivate others to succeed because every little win is a win for us all.

· We Deliver: We follow through on what we say we’ll do. We measure our outcomes to hold ourselves accountable for our actions and deliver world-leading patient outcomes. We’re agile in our approach, which enables us to continually deliver for our patients, referrers, partners and each other.

Quality and Safety

We strive to continuously improve the quality and safety of our workers and services provided to our patients and their carers in line with our vision and values.

Accountabilities:

· Be aware and understand Safety and Quality accountabilities relevant to the role

· Lead and be accountable for sustainable Safety and Quality programs (including external review processes) and communicate outcomes

· Mitigate risks and hazards; proactively develop and implement risk reduction strategies and record outcomes

· Monitor compliance with the policies and procedures of the Safety & Quality Management System

· Be accountable for own actions and seek assistance when necessary

· Demonstrate knowledge/competency in performance of skills relevant to the role, including completion of mandatory training

Legislated individual Work Health & Safety Duties for all workers:

· Take reasonable care for your own and others’ health and safety

· Take reasonable care that any of your acts or omissions do not adversely affect the health and safety of others

· Participate in safety training, tasks and other activities as required or instructed

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