Cardiac Monitor Technician

Air Combat Effectiveness Consulting Group, LLC; San Gabriel (CA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Air Combat Effectiveness Consulting Group, LLC is seeking a clinical teammate at San Gabriel Valley Medical Center in California to support patient monitoring and care in the unit. You will participate in communication between nursing and all departments, maintain patient records, and ensure accurate data entry and charting.

The role emphasizes continuous observation of cardiac monitors, timely reporting of rhythm changes, documentation, and coordination with nurses, physicians and biomed staff

Qualifications

• High school graduate or equivalent.
• Basic arrhythmic certification.
• Medical terminology.
• General clerical and computer knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Continuously observes cardiac monitor: appropriate interaction, maintenance, utilization and documentation.
• Reads, interprets, and documents continue basic and lethal arrhythmias and respond appropriately by notifying RN of significant rhythm changes.
• Maintains good quality ECG signals at all times (monitor and strips).
• Maintains monitoring equipment in functional condition; notifies Biomed for repairs/problems as appropriate.
• Assures ECG monitoring supplies are maintained at appropriate PAR levels.
• Communicates information thoroughly and gives concise report at change of shift.
• Communicates appropriate information to Team Leaders, Manager, Director, etc. as appropriate.

Education

High school graduate or equivalent

Basic arrhythmic certification

Medical terminology

General clerical and computer knowledge

Job description

Air Combat Effectiveness Consulting Group, LLC is seeking a clinical teammate at San Gabriel Valley Medical Center in California to support patient monitoring and care in the unit. You will participate in communication between nursing and all departments, maintain patient records, and ensure accurate data entry and charting.

The role emphasizes continuous observation of cardiac monitors, timely reporting of rhythm changes, documentation, and coordination with nurses, physicians and biomed staff