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EKG Technician I

The University of Toledo•Toledo, OH
•$20 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

As a member of the Health Care Team, the EKG Technician I performs varied types of electrocardiograms on infant, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients. The employee is expected to follow UTMC Service Values, including iCare standards, and hospital policies and procedures related to patient safety, performance improvement, and quality of care. This includes assessing patients’ fall risk using the Morse Fall Scale, washing hands between patients, recognizing and appropriately reporting safety issues, attending department safety education and training, reporting equipment dysfunction, reducing blood exposure risks, cleaning spills, and following standardized handoff communication policies.

Requirements

  • Completion of the first year of Cardiovascular Technology schooling is listed; completion of an EKG externship is preferred.
  • AHA/CPR certification in the Basic Life Support Health Care Provider course is required, as identified by Heart and Vascular Center/Cardiology Clinic policy.
  • Ability to visualize an EKG tracing on a computer screen and on paper.
  • Ability to transport an EKG machine to the bedside and properly place electrodes.
  • Ability to use a computer keyboard to access the EKG storage and retrieval system.
  • Ability to communicate clearly so patients can understand.
  • Ability to perform an EKG as part of the interview process.

Nice To Haves

  • Completion of an EKG externship.
  • Working toward or completion of an associate degree in Cardiovascular Technology.
  • Registry eligibility in Cardiovascular Technology.
  • Registered Cardiovascular Technologist credential.
  • At least 3 months of actual work experience performing EKGs.

Responsibilities

  • Perform varied types of electrocardiograms on patients across infant, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric age groups.
  • Adhere to UTMC Service Values, including iCare standards, and hospital policies and procedures.
  • Follow patient-safety and quality-of-care requirements, including assessing fall risk with the Morse Fall Scale and washing hands between patients.
  • Recognize departmental safety issues and handle incidents according to institutional or departmental policies and procedures.
  • Attend and follow department-specific safety education and training.
  • Report equipment dysfunction promptly and ensure an alternate process is in place.
  • Work to limit blood exposure and maintain a safe work environment, including wiping up spills.
  • Follow standardized handoff communication policies and allow opportunities to ask and respond to questions.
  • Transport EKG machines to the bedside, place electrodes properly, and use the computer keyboard to access the EKG storage and retrieval system.

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