Cardiac Monitor Tech - Per Diem, Dynamic Unit Support

Baystate Health; Springfield (MA); On-site; USD 27,000 - 36,000; Part time

Job summary

Baystate Health is seeking a Cardiac Monitor Tech for a per diem, on-site role in Springfield, MA. The specialist will manage bed and patient flow, coordinate admissions/discharges, and support hospitalists and clinical teams with documentation and communication.

Responsibilities include maintaining patient records, operating OA Gold/CIS systems, and ensuring accurate EKG monitoring and data entry. Strong dysrhythmia literacy and teamwork are essential.

Qualifications

• One year of acute care experience
• Must pass required dysrhythmia course within 6 weeks of hire
• Computer literacy and ability to work with multiple software systems
• Strong English communication and interpersonal skills

Responsibilities

• Bed management and admissions coordination; communicate bed status and changes
• Accurately use unit software (OA Gold, CIS, Premise, BMD, SMS) and document patient information
• Serve as unit-based liaison; assist Hospitalist and clinical staff during rounds
• Maintain patient charts, discharge/transfer logs, and ensure discharge paperwork is complete
• Assist with staffing, rounds, and bed availability; support flow and throughput on unit
• Identify and report irregular rhythms; document monitor strips and ensure monitoring equipment is maintained

Skills

Computer literacy

Interpersonal skills

Critical thinking

English proficiency

Organization skills

Tools

OAS Gold Training

CIS

Premise

SMS

PCM Auditor

Job description

Baystate Health is seeking a Cardiac Monitor Tech for a per diem, on-site role in Springfield, MA. The specialist will manage bed and patient flow, coordinate admissions/discharges, and support hospitalists and clinical teams with documentation and communication.

Responsibilities include maintaining patient records, operating OA Gold/CIS systems, and ensuring accurate EKG monitoring and data entry. Strong dysrhythmia literacy and teamwork are essential.