Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is a technology that has allowed for further cardiopulmonary support in the setting of respiratory failure refractory to mechanical ventilation. While it has evolved since its first description, one area of improvement continues to be its implementation. With advancements in cannulation techniques, in recent years, there has been a plethora of new cannulas that has been introduced to the market. For urgent venous-venous cannulation, the right internal jugular vein along with either femoral veins remain the most utilized strategy due to minimal need for imaging support. This allows for safe bedside cannulation. However, as the number of days of ECMO support continue to increase bridging patients to an easier to ambulate and more comfortable cannulation strategy is preferred. Therefore, we describe a method for bridging right jugular-femoral cannulation to left subclavian placement of the CrescentTM Dual Lumen Catheter without interrupting ECMO support.