Cardiac Telemetry & Arrhythmia Specialist

Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System; Doylestown (Bucks County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

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Benefits package

Job summary

Penn Medicine is seeking an Arrhythmia Device Monitoring Technician to provide continuous and intermittent cardiac rhythm monitoring, identify arrhythmias, and support physicians, APPs, and clinical staff by accurate interpretation and timely escalation, with documentation in compliance with protocols.

The role requires monitoring telemetry, Holter, event, patch and implantable device transmissions; scheduling, applying, documenting and billing monitors; educating patients; data entry in EMR and

Qualifications

• H.S. Diploma/GED (Required)
• Basic Cardiac Life Support (Required)

Responsibilities

• Continuously monitor cardiac telemetry, Holter, event, patch, and implantable device transmissions; identify rhythms and classify abnormalities.
• Schedule, apply, document, and bill cardiac monitors; educate patients on monitor use and return procedures.
• Enter and verify patient demographics and clinical information in vendor platforms; document steps in the EMR per standards.
• Retrieve monitoring reports and distribute to physicians for review, interpretation, and signature; communicate results to patients promptly.
• Troubleshoot data capture; ensure HIPAA compliance and patient safety; escalate unresolved issues as needed.
• Collaborate with device clinic staff to ensure continuity of patient care and operational efficiency.

Education

HS Diploma/GED

Job description

Penn Medicine is seeking an Arrhythmia Device Monitoring Technician to provide continuous and intermittent cardiac rhythm monitoring, identify arrhythmias, and support physicians, APPs, and clinical staff by accurate interpretation and timely escalation, with documentation in compliance with protocols.

The role requires monitoring telemetry, Holter, event, patch and implantable device transmissions; scheduling, applying, documenting and billing monitors; educating patients; data entry in EMR and