Night Telemetry Monitor Technician

Great River Health; West Burlington (IA); On-site; USD 35,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base pay

Retirement matching

Health, dental, and vision plans

HSA and FSA

Employee discounts

Long-term disability, life, and AD&D

Paid time off

Education assistance

Employee assistance program

Referral bonus

Meal discounts

Paid parental leave

Service recognition

Voluntary benefits

Job summary

Great River Health in West Burlington, IA is seeking a Central Monitoring Telemetry Technician. You will observe telemetry data, interpret vital signs, and coordinate with nursing staff to ensure patient safety during 7:00 pm–7:30 am shifts, every other weekend.

The role emphasizes accurate data interpretation, timely reporting of abnormalities, and equipment maintenance. A HS diploma or GED is required; Basic Dysrhythmia course preferred; 1–3 years telemetry experience preferred.

Qualifications

• H.S. Diploma or GED required; Basic Dysrhythmia Course preferred.
• Less than 1 year entry-level medical technology experience preferred.
• 1–3 years telemetry or patient monitoring experience preferred.
• Less than 1 year healthcare setting experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Monitor patient vital signs using telemetry equipment.
• Identify and report abnormalities in telemetry data to healthcare professionals.
• Coordinate with nursing staff to ensure appropriate patient care interventions.
• Maintain telemetry equipment and ensure its proper functioning.
• Document relevant patient data and telemetry observations.
• Participate in training sessions to remain updated with telemetry technology.

Skills

Telemetry Monitoring

Data Interpretation

Attention to Detail

Problem Solving

Communication

Medical Terminology

Critical Thinking

Equipment Maintenance

Documentation

Education

H.S. Diploma / GED

Tools

Telemetry Equipment

Job description

Great River Health in West Burlington, IA is seeking a Central Monitoring Telemetry Technician. You will observe telemetry data, interpret vital signs, and coordinate with nursing staff to ensure patient safety during 7:00 pm–7:30 am shifts, every other weekend.

The role emphasizes accurate data interpretation, timely reporting of abnormalities, and equipment maintenance. A HS diploma or GED is required; Basic Dysrhythmia course preferred; 1–3 years telemetry experience preferred.