EKG Technician

Trinity Health; Minot (ND); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinity Health in Minot, ND seeks an EKG Technician to perform electrocardiogram tests, prepare patients, operate ECG equipment, and ensure accurate tracings for cardiology assessments.

You will verify patient identity, maintain equipment, document results, and support clinical staff to promote safe, efficient workflows in a collaborative environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform EKG diagnostic testing by properly preparing patients, placing leads, operating equipment, and obtaining clear, accurate tracings in accordance with established protocols.

Job description

Position Summary

The EKG Technician performs electrocardiogram (EKG) diagnostic testing to support timely evaluation and monitoring of patients’ cardiac status. Working under the direction of the EKG Manager or designated lead technician, this role prepares patients, operates EKG equipment, and ensures the accurate acquisition of cardiac tracings. The EKG Technician contributes to high-quality patient care by maintaining equipment readiness, supporting additional cardiology-related tasks as trained, and assisting clinical staff to promote safe and efficient workflows. This position supports a collaborative clinical environment and reinforces Trinity Health’s commitment to reliable, patient-centered diagnostic services.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform EKG diagnostic testing by properly preparing patients, placing leads, operating equipment, and obtaining clear, accurate tracings in accordance with established protocols.
• Verify patient identity, explain procedures, and ensure patient comfort and safety throughout the testing process.
• Maintain EKG equipment and supplies, reporting malfunctions or concerns to ensure operational readiness.
• Document completed tests, label tracings accurately, and transmit results to appropriate clinical staff for review and interpretation.
• Assist with patient care tasks, transport, or basic monitoring as cross-trained and directed by supervisory staff.
• Follow infection-control procedures, privacy standards, and departmental workflows to support efficient and safe cardiac diagnostic services.