EKG Technician: Stress Testing & Holter Monitoring

Lexington Medical Center; West Columbia (SC); Sur place; USD 42 000 - 62 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Day ONE medical, dental and life

403(b) match plan day one

Employer paid life insurance

Disability coverage after 90 days

Adoption assistance

Student loan forgiveness

Résumé du poste

Lexington Medical Center in West Columbia, SC is seeking an EKG Technician to perform EKGs, Holter monitoring, and treadmill stress tests, including device interrogation. You will report results to staff and participate in rapid responses when needed.

You will ensure timely documentation and follow-up, maintain equipment, and support clinical colleagues while holding CPR certification or obtaining it within 3 months of employment.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or Equivalent required.
• CPR certified or certification within 3 months after employment.
• Familiar with medical terminology.

Responsabilités

• Performs and provides follow-up for Adult and Pediatric EKGs.
• Performs Treadmill Stress Testing, Holter Monitor hookup and removal, Device Interrogation, and Event Monitor hookup with appropriate follow up.
• Processes and ensures that all EKGs are completed and appropriately transmitted to medical records.
• Recognizes and reports changes from previous EKG tracings as well as any life threatening arrhythmias.
• Responds to all Maydays and Rapid Responses to perform 12 lead EKG tracing and/or rhythm strips and report any changes to physician.
• Carries a beeper/ cell phone and responds promptly to all calls.

Connaissances

EKG procedures

Holter monitoring

Stress testing

Patient care

Formation

High School Diploma or Equivalent

Description du poste

Lexington Medical Center in West Columbia, SC is seeking an EKG Technician to perform EKGs, Holter monitoring, and treadmill stress tests, including device interrogation. You will report results to staff and participate in rapid responses when needed.

You will ensure timely documentation and follow-up, maintain equipment, and support clinical colleagues while holding CPR certification or obtaining it within 3 months of employment.