Midwest Cardiovascular Institute·Warrenville, Illinois
Monitor outpatient mobile cardiac telemetry and Holter monitors to identify and report abnormal cardiac rhythms to providers. Document patient care plans in the EHR and coordinate with emergency services when critical disturbances are identified.
Schedule: Weekend Day Shift 7am-7pm
MCI is a private cardiology practice. The nature of the duties is to monitor outpatients wearing mobile cardiac telemetry monitors for abnormal cardiac rhythms, including critical or severe alerts, formalize end of summary reports, and communicate findings to the appropriate provider. Other duties and responsibilities include processing Holter monitor results. This will include communication of device information to and from all MCI clinics and providers.
Qualifications: For the position:
1. High school diploma or GED required. 2. NCCT - NCET, CCT or CRAT certification recommended. 3. 2 years of experience in the Cardiology field, preferred. 4. Preferred completion of certified medical program (LPN, MA, Telemetry, etc.)
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Process, analyze, interpret, and edit EKG data from wearable outpatient Mobile Telemetry/Holter monitors placed on MCI patients.
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Utilize established protocols and notification guidelines to recognize cardiac rhythm abnormalities/symptoms and clearly communicate with MCI providers.
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Possess good communication skills and facilitates open dialogue with MCI offices/providers, and patients regarding critical, serious, or non-critical events.
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Act as an educational resource for MCI clinical and non-clinical personnel, administration, providers, and patients regarding services and monitor utilization.
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Participate and facilitate as needed notification of Emergency Services for patient safety and to improve patient outcomes when Critical rhythm disturbances are identified and patient contact cannot be established.
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Accurately documents actions/implementation/plan of care/patient responses for completion within the EHR/medical record.
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Works closely with Business Services department to assure and facilitate billing services is complete, timely, and accurat
Pay starting at $19.93
The specific statements shown in each section of this description are not intended to be all-inclusive. They represent typical elements and criteria considered necessary to successfully perform the job.
Requires a high school diploma or GED, with a preference for 2 years of cardiology experience and a certified medical program completion. NCCT, NCET, CCT, or CRAT certifications are recommended.
Market context
Telemetry Technician openings in Illinois often draw candidates with hospital or cardiology support experience, especially where monitoring acuity and shift coverage matter. This role is competitive because employers may prefer certified training, prior cardiology exposure, and familiarity with telemetry workflows; the requirements and benefits shown here are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you time on research. If you are applying, highlight any cardiac monitoring experience and relevant NCCT, NCET, CCT, or CRAT credentials in your materials.
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