Cardiac Telemetry Monitor Technician

Antelope Valley Medical Center; Lancaster (CA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

Antelope Valley Medical Center in Lancaster, CA, is seeking a Monitor Technician to provide ongoing surveillance of patient cardiac monitors and alert RNs and clinicians to rhythm changes. The role supports Central Telemetry, handles documentation, and assists with admissions, discharges, and data entry according to departmental standards.

Requirements include a high school diploma, Basic Dysrhythmia testing with 90% accuracy, and BLS certification with annual skills testing.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Successful completion of Basic Dysrhythmia test with 90% accuracy or higher.
• BLS certification and annual monitor tech skills test required.

Responsibilities

• Maintain ongoing surveillance of patient cardiac rhythms and notify clinicians of rhythm changes.
• Measure and document heart rhythm per department standards.
• Perform clerical duties for admissions, discharges, and patient information in Central Telemetry.
• Answer calls and communicate clearly with units/providers about rhythm changes.
• Orient and mentor new staff; serve as a resource for training and troubleshooting in Central Telemetry.
• Troubleshoot monitors with nursing staff; contact Clinical Engineering as needed.
• Give report to oncoming shift and prioritize workload.
• Replace defective equipment and report failures to Clinical Engineering.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient information and collaborate with clinical staff.

Skills

Clear communication

Team relationships

Accuracy & timeliness

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Basic Dysrhythmia test 90%+

Job description

Antelope Valley Medical Center in Lancaster, CA, is seeking a Monitor Technician to provide ongoing surveillance of patient cardiac monitors and alert RNs and clinicians to rhythm changes. The role supports Central Telemetry, handles documentation, and assists with admissions, discharges, and data entry according to departmental standards.

Requirements include a high school diploma, Basic Dysrhythmia testing with 90% accuracy, and BLS certification with annual skills testing.