MONITOR TECHNICIAN

LifeBridge Health; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

An established healthcare provider is seeking a dedicated Monitor Tech to join their Central Monitoring Unit. In this vital role, you will provide continuous cardiac monitoring, document rhythm strips, and communicate with nursing staff about any changes in patients' cardiac rhythms. This position requires attention to detail and effective communication skills to ensure a positive and organized environment for patient care. If you are passionate about supporting patient health and safety, this role offers a fantastic opportunity to make a difference in a dynamic healthcare setting.

Qualifications

• Training in cardiac monitoring is required.
• Less than one year of experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provides continuous cardiac monitor observation.
• Communicates changes in cardiac rhythm to nurses.
• Ensures telemetry equipment is operational.

Skills

Cardiac Monitoring

Communication Skills

Technical Skills

Education

High School Diploma

BLS Certification

Job description

MONITOR TECH

CENTRAL MONITORING UNIT

Position Summary

Under general supervision and according to established policies and procedures, provides continuous monitor observation and rhythm strip documentation. Documents and interprets rhythm strips for all patients. Communicates appropriate nurses of changes in cardiac rhythms. As a member of the nursing unit, conducts self to promote an organized and positive environment.

Essential Functions:

1. Clinical Responsibilities: Provides continuous cardiac monitor observation.
2. Communication Responsibilities: Communicates the appropriate nurse of changes in cardiac rhythm/documents rhythm strips.
3. Technical Responsibilities: Ensures all cardiac telemetry monitoring equipment is in working order at all times. Flags monitor appropriately, e.g., patient off floor.

Qualifications/Requirements:

Experience: Less than one year. Training in Cardiac monitoring required. Certification preferred.

BLS is required - American Heart Association.