Dignity Health·Phoenix, Arizona
Perform remote surveillance of cardio-pulmonary rhythms for multiple locations via a central monitoring station. Recognize and report dangerous rhythm changes and arrhythmias to Registered Nurses following established protocols.
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Job Summary and Responsibilities While this position provides virtual cardiac monitoring services to the patients of CommonSpirit Health across the United States this position must work on-site at our Phoenix AZ Virtual Hospital located at 3033 N.
3rd Avenue.
As a Cardio-Pulmonary Technician Level I (lower level patient acuity) you are responsible for performing remote surveillance of cardiac rhytms for multiple locations, specific to cardio-pulmonary rhythms via a central monitoring station, and for recognizing, recording and reporting potentially dangerous rhythm changes and arrhythmias following established standards and procedures per applicable regulatory requirements.
Work is primarily performed in a centralized monitoring unit under the direction of a Registered Nurse.
Each Technician can potentially watch up to 60 patients due to the highly advanced IT technology capabilities.
Monitors patient’s cardiac rhythms and/or oxygen saturation using appropriate cardio-pulmonary monitoring equipment; Obtains a baseline ECG strip on all monitored patients according to department guidelines; Records and posts cardiac strips following established procedures.
Updates and verifies patient data in the information system; maintains unit/department-specific records as assigned.
Recognizes rhythms with the potential to alter the patient’s physiology and obtains a documentary ECG strip; Immediately reports all arrhythmias to the RN responsible for the patient following established protocols.
Job Requirements Required Three months of post-secondary education/training in regard to EKG technology as a monitor tech AND Minimum 2 years of recent (within past year) professional work experience of any type., Successful completion of a Basic EKG test is required within 90 days of hire.
Preferred Other Graduation from the following accredited program, including EKG Interpretation Monitor Technician
Requires three months of post-secondary EKG technology training and at least two years of professional work experience. Successful completion of a Basic EKG test is required within 90 days of hire.
Market context
Arizona hospitals and cardiac units continue to need cardiac monitor technicians to support telemetry and rhythm surveillance, especially in larger inpatient settings. This role is competitive because employers typically look for both formal EKG training and prior professional experience, plus a Basic EKG test within 90 days; on this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting to save you research time. Before applying, review the facility’s telemetry expectations and be ready to describe your EKG training and monitoring experience clearly.
