Night Telemetry Technician - ECG Monitoring Pro

Virtua Health; Los Angeles (CA); In loco; USD 26.000 - 38.000; Part-time

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Medical insurance

Paid time off

Tuition assistance

Descrizione del lavoro

Virtua Health is seeking a part-time Telemetry Technician to monitor ECGs and support the healthcare team. You will observe monitors, interpret rhythms, and communicate changes to the RN while maintaining patient safety and accurate documentation.

The role requires high school diploma or GED, 3–6 months experience, and knowledge of dysrhythmia, SPO2 monitoring, and alarm response. Telemetry techs must operate monitoring equipment and collaborate across units in a hospital setting.

Competenze

• 3–6 months previous experience preferred.
• Knowledge of dysrhythmia and heart blocks.
• Knowledge of SPO2 monitoring and alarm response preferred.
• Strong organizational and interprofessional skills.
• Ability to determine appropriate course of action in complex situations.
• Ability to manage multiple responsibilities and prioritize scheduling.

Mansioni

• Continuously observes and interprets ECG monitors.
• Identifies and communicates changes to the RN, notifying staff of monitor issues.
• Documents calculations and interpretations on required forms.
• Adheres to standard precautions and patient safety practices with equipment.
• Records information on forms in the department as needed.
• Supports orientation, performance improvement, and departmental competencies.

Conoscenze

Dysrhythmia knowledge

Heart block knowledge

SPO2 monitoring

Alarm response

Organizational skills

Interprofessional skills

Formazione

High School Diploma or GED

Strumenti

Telemetry equipment

Descrizione del lavoro

Virtua Health is seeking a part-time Telemetry Technician to monitor ECGs and support the healthcare team. You will observe monitors, interpret rhythms, and communicate changes to the RN while maintaining patient safety and accurate documentation.

The role requires high school diploma or GED, 3–6 months experience, and knowledge of dysrhythmia, SPO2 monitoring, and alarm response. Telemetry techs must operate monitoring equipment and collaborate across units in a hospital setting.