Cardiac Monitor Interpret Tech - Evening Shift - .9 FTE
About The Position
This .9 FTE position supports the Heart Rhythm and Physiological Monitor Laboratory. The Cardiac Monitoring and Interpreting Technician provides surveillance, analysis, synthesis, and preliminary interpretation of patients’ heart rhythm patterns and physiological parameters at rest, during exercise, and/or in response to medication administration or other procedures. The role provides direct patient care to a variety of patient populations and requires knowledge of monitoring and testing devices and systems. The technician calibrates equipment, identifies and troubleshoots equipment failures, prepares patients and equipment for testing or monitoring, assesses appropriate testing or monitoring, educates patients about procedures, and accurately records physiological data and preliminary interpretations in multiple reporting systems. The technician collaborates with a multidisciplinary team, communicates abnormal or critical physiological responses, and activates medical emergency response plans. CRAT or CCT certification is required within one year of hire, and BLS certification is required within three months of employment. The position carries a 12-month commitment beginning after the applicant obtains CRAT/CCT.
Requirements
- One of the following: high school diploma/GED and one year of healthcare experience; high school diploma/GED and two years of customer service experience; high school diploma/GED and CCT/CRAT certification or graduation from a certified ECG program; or a bachelor’s degree.
- CRAT (Certified Rhythm Analysis Technician) or CCT (Certified Cardiographic Technician) certification required within one year of hire.
- BLS certification required within three months of employment.
- Ability to work collaboratively with others in a team setting to ensure high-quality patient care.
- Strong critical thinking skills, ability to multitask, and flexibility with workflow changes.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to concentrate, pay attention to detail, and remain focused for extended periods during the work shift.
- Commitment to the position for 12 months after obtaining CRAT/CCT.
Nice To Haves
- Direct patient care experience or current enrollment in a nursing or other healthcare program.
- Education aligned with a related health science field and experience in a healthcare or residential care setting.
- Basic knowledge of ECG interpretation, cardiac terminology, and cardiac medications.
Responsibilities
- Provide surveillance, analysis, synthesis, and preliminary interpretation of patients’ heart rhythm patterns and physiological parameters at rest, during exercise, and/or in response to medication or other procedures.
- Provide direct patient care to a variety of patient populations.
- Use monitoring and testing devices and systems; calibrate equipment and identify and troubleshoot equipment failures.
- Prepare patients and equipment for testing or monitoring and assess the appropriate type of testing or monitoring.
- Educate patients about procedures.
- Accurately record physiological data and preliminary interpretations in multiple reporting systems.
- Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, communicate abnormal or critical physiological responses, and activate medical emergency response plans.
Benefits
- Medical plan options
- Dental coverage through Delta Dental or a reimbursement account for flexible coverage
- Vision plan with a national network
- HSA and FSAs for eligible expenses
- Competitive retirement package
- Competitive compensation
- Continuing education and advancement opportunities
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
