Telemetry Monitor Tech & Unit Secretary – Growth & Benefits

Henderson Hospital; Corona (CA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition Reimbursement

Career development across 300+ UHS loc

Health Insurance

401(K) with company match

Pet Insurance

SoFi Student Loan Refinancing

Job summary

Corona Regional Medical Center is seeking a Monitor Technician to observe and document cardiac rhythms for patients of all ages on telemetry, reporting findings to the Director of Emergency Services. The role also encompasses Unit Secretary responsibilities to support efficient clinical communication.

Required qualifications include a high school diploma, an approved dysrhythmia course, and healthcare setting exposure with telemetry experience.

Qualifications

• High School Graduate or equivalent.
• Completion of dysrhythmia for monitor techs course.
• Completion of a medical terminology course or a minimum of 6 months working in a healthcare setting.
• Minimum 6 months acute care hospital experience on a telemetry unit.
• Prior experience working as a telemetry/monitor tech.
• Prior experience working as a unit secretary.

Responsibilities

• Observe, document, and report cardiac rhythms of patients of all ages on telemetry.
• Perform Unit Secretary responsibilities and general clerical duties to ensure efficient information processing and communication.

Education

High School Graduate or equivalent

Dysrhythmia for monitor techs course

Medical terminology course or 6 months healthcare setting

Minimum 6 months acute care hospital telemetry experience

Prior telemetry/monitor tech experience

Prior experience as a unit secretary

Job description

Corona Regional Medical Center is seeking a Monitor Technician to observe and document cardiac rhythms for patients of all ages on telemetry, reporting findings to the Director of Emergency Services. The role also encompasses Unit Secretary responsibilities to support efficient clinical communication.

Required qualifications include a high school diploma, an approved dysrhythmia course, and healthcare setting exposure with telemetry experience.