McLaren Health Care·Petoskey, Michigan
Performs technical management, interrogation, and programming of implanted cardiac pacemakers and ICD devices. Collaborates with physicians and healthcare teams to troubleshoot device issues and assess patient rhythm-related symptoms.
In collaboration with physician, performs the technical management of implanted cardiac pacemaker and ICD devices. Coordinates the management of the care of the device patient with the physician and other members of the healthcare team. Performs basic interrogation and adjustments to programming per protocol or specific order and troubleshoots basic, intermediate and advanced device issues. Essential Functions and Responsibilities: Assesses patient for device/rhythm related issues. Assessment includes presenting or recent symptoms, and pertinent history. Demonstrates advanced and in depth knowledge/understanding of device technology, purpose of the device implant, expected alteration in clinical condition, and potential device-related causes for patient symptoms. Troubleshoots problems with multiple manufacturers of implantable cardiac devices. Consults physician and registered nurse as needed. Performs interrogation of implantable devices from all major manufacturers. Communicates any abnormal technical or clinical problems to the physician and/or registered nurse.
High school diploma or GED. Three years recent work experience working with cardiac device management in a hospital or physician’s office. One and half years of specialized training in cardiac device management and interrogation techniques. BLS certification.
Certification on devices. RN license and/or health-related associate degree. Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans
Requires a high school diploma, BLS certification, and three years of experience in cardiac device management. Candidates must also have one and a half years of specialized training in interrogation techniques.
Market context
Physician openings in Michigan are often driven by ongoing demand for experienced clinicians in hospital and specialty settings, especially where pediatric and acute care expertise is needed. These roles are competitive because employers typically look for advanced training, relevant clinical experience, and comfort working in high-acuity environments. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit, then compare your pediatric anesthesiology and acute care background against the listed expectations before applying.
