Victor Che Bsrt (R)
About Victor Che Bsrt (R)
Victor Che Bsrt (R) is a Clinical Specialist in Coronary Therapies at Boston Scientific, with extensive experience in cardiovascular radiologic technology.
Current Title and Role
Victor Che Bsrt (R) currently holds the position of Clinical Specialist in Coronary Therapies at Boston Scientific. In this role, he provides essential clinical and technical support in catheterization laboratories and operating rooms. His consultative clinical approach aids in advancing coronary therapies. Fluent in both English and Spanish, he effectively communicates with a diverse range of patients and medical staff, enhancing patient care and collaboration.
Professional Experience at Boston Scientific
Since 2022, Victor has been working at Boston Scientific as a Clinical Specialist in Coronary Therapies. His responsibilities include providing critical support in catheterization laboratories and operating rooms. His consultative clinical approach aims to advance coronary therapies, significantly impacting patient care.
Experience at St. Francis Medical Center
Victor worked at St. Francis Medical Center in Monroe, Louisiana, twice. From 2018 to 2022, he served as a Cardiovascular Radiologic Technologist, contributing to high-quality patient care. Earlier, from 2016 to 2022, he worked as a Cardiovascular/Special Procedure Radiologic Technologist. In these roles, he focused on complex diagnostic and interventional procedures, leveraging his expertise to benefit patient outcomes.
Experience at Medical Solutions
In 2018, Victor worked as a Travel Radiologic Technologist in the Cath Lab at Medical Solutions in Port Arthur, Texas, for six months. During this period, he gained valuable experience in a different healthcare setting, enhancing his skills and adaptability.
Academic Background
Victor Che Bsrt (R) attended the University of Louisiana at Monroe, where he studied Radiologic Technology/Science and achieved a Bachelor’s Degree from 2012 to 2016. His academic background provided a strong foundation for his career in cardiovascular radiologic technology.