Cardio & EEG Technician II (EKG/Stress Tests)

AHMC Healthcare Inc.; Whittier (CA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

AHMC Healthcare Inc. seeks an experienced Electrocardiogram (EKG) and EEG technician to perform adult and pediatric EKGs, assist physicians during stress tests, and maintain diagnostic equipment in hospital settings including ICU and pre-operative areas.

You will process reports, manage logs, support Holter monitoring, and ensure accurate electrode placement and montage, while delivering clear explanations to patients and upholding patient confidentiality and safety.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• EKG certification or equivalent work experience preferred.
• BLS certification required or must obtain within 90 days of employment.

Responsibilities

• Performs EKGs (Adult & Pediatric) with proper 12-lead placement and patient labeling.
• Processes reports of diagnostic procedures and files copies in a timely manner; updates log books.
• Assists with treadmill and other stress tests; sets up tests and assists physicians.
• Processes and originates orders from the computer; ensures accuracy and forwarding of face sheets.
• Performs Holter monitor hookup/removal and runs recordings; instructs patients as needed.
• Performs EEG exams with clear reports and proper montages.
• Prepares EEG patients; applies electrodes within 20 minutes and assists with cleanup.
• Calibrates and maintains EEG equipment; daily inspection for defects.
• Adapts EEG procedures to clinical circumstances and minimizes interference.
• Interviews patients to extract relevant information from records.

Skills

EKG procedures

EEG testing

Holter monitoring

Stress testing support

Education

High school diploma

EKG certification

BLS certification

Tools

EKG machine

Holter monitor

EEG equipment

Job description

AHMC Healthcare Inc. seeks an experienced Electrocardiogram (EKG) and EEG technician to perform adult and pediatric EKGs, assist physicians during stress tests, and maintain diagnostic equipment in hospital settings including ICU and pre-operative areas.

You will process reports, manage logs, support Holter monitoring, and ensure accurate electrode placement and montage, while delivering clear explanations to patients and upholding patient confidentiality and safety.