Overview: Join a dedicated team as an Advanced Telemetry Unit Secretary in a busy Cardiac Surgery ICU within a prominent regional medical center in the Southeastern United States. This full-time night shift role is essential for maintaining continuous cardiac rhythm monitoring and supporting clinical staff in delivering exceptional patient care. Key Responsibilities:
Monitor cardiac rhythms vigilantly using telemetry consoles.
Perform telemetry monitoring duties and promptly alert nursing staff to any alarms or rhythm changes.
Notify nursing assistants or other qualified personnel regarding equipment or reception alarms such as "leads off" or "low battery."
Print and document cardiac strip assessments every four hours, upon patient admission, during codes, upon request, and as rhythms or rates change.
Demonstrate a strong commitment to customer satisfaction, patient flow, and overall hospital operational capacity.
Perform additional duties as assigned to support the unit's function.
Education and Training:
High school diploma or equivalent required.
EKG certification is preferred.
Healthcare experience such as Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, or Medical Technician is advantageous.
Familiarity with medical terminology is preferred.
All new hires must complete a Dysrhythmia class and pass the associated test within 60 days of employment unless exempted by prior certification or experience.
Ongoing competency is maintained through biannual advanced dysrhythmia testing.
Experience:
Previous experience as a monitor technician is preferred but not mandatory.
Skills and Abilities:
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written.
Ability to remain calm and focused during emergency situations.
Physical Requirements:
Clear speech and auditory acuity for effective communication.
Good visual acuity for patient observation.
Capability to sit, stand, walk, bend, and lift for extended periods.
Potential exposure to blood or other infectious materials requiring adherence to safety protocols.
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MLee Medical Employment
Newton Grove,NC
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Overview: Join a dedicated team as an Advanced Telemetry Unit Secretary in a busy Cardiac Surgery ICU within a prominent regional medical center in the Southeastern United States. This full-time night shift role is essential for maintaining continuous cardiac rhythm monitoring and supporting clinical staff in delivering exceptional patient care. Key Responsibilities:
Monitor cardiac rhythms vigilantly using telemetry consoles.
Perform telemetry monitoring duties and promptly alert nursing staff to any alarms or rhythm changes.
Notify nursing assistants or other qualified personnel regarding equipment or reception alarms such as "leads off" or "low battery."
Print and document cardiac strip assessments every four hours, upon patient admission, during codes, upon request, and as rhythms or rates change.
Demonstrate a strong commitment to customer satisfaction, patient flow, and overall hospital operational capacity.
Perform additional duties as assigned to support the unit's function.
Education and Training:
High school diploma or equivalent required.
EKG certification is preferred.
Healthcare experience such as Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, or Medical Technician is advantageous.
Familiarity with medical terminology is preferred.
All new hires must complete a Dysrhythmia class and pass the associated test within 60 days of employment unless exempted by prior certification or experience.
Ongoing competency is maintained through biannual advanced dysrhythmia testing.
Experience:
Previous experience as a monitor technician is preferred but not mandatory.
Skills and Abilities:
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written.
Ability to remain calm and focused during emergency situations.
Physical Requirements:
Clear speech and auditory acuity for effective communication.
Good visual acuity for patient observation.
Capability to sit, stand, walk, bend, and lift for extended periods.
Potential exposure to blood or other infectious materials requiring adherence to safety protocols.