Silver Cross Hospital·New Lenox, Illinois
The technician is responsible for identifying and documenting cardiac rhythms and dysrhythmias while providing continuous telemetry observation. They must communicate rhythm changes to registered nurses and maintain telemetry equipment.
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Identifies cardiac rhythms and dysrhythmias while providing continuous observation of monitors for patients on telemetry. Performs basic clinical duties as assigned.
Work Shift Details: Nights -12 Hours, Full-time, Nights 7pm-7am
Benefits: FOR YOU
At Silver Cross Hospital, we care about your health and well-being and that is why we work hard to provide quality and affordable benefit options for you and your eligible family members.
Silver Cross Hospital and Silver Cross Medical Groups offer a comprehensive benefit package available for Full-time and Part-time employees which includes:
· Medical, Dental and Vision plans
· Life Insurance
· Flexible Spending Account
· Other voluntary benefit plans
· PTO and Sick time
· 401(k) plan with a match
· Wellness program
· Tuition Reimbursement
Registry employees who meet eligibility may participate in our 401(k) Savings plan with a potential match. However, registry employees are ineligible for Health and Welfare benefits.
The final pay rate offered may be more than the posted range based on several factors including but not limited to: licensure, certifications, work experience, education, knowledge, demonstrated abilities, internal equity, market data, and more.
$18.00 - $21.00
Candidates must be high school graduates or equivalent and have successfully completed a cardiac class or a written proficiency exam. The role requires the ability to operate telemetry equipment and adhere to safety and privacy standards.
Market context
Cardiac monitor technician roles in Illinois are typically tied to hospitals and other acute-care settings that need staff who can track rhythm changes and escalate concerns quickly. Competition often centers on candidates who already have a high school diploma, cardiac coursework or a proficiency exam, and comfort working in fast-paced clinical environments. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your cardiac class or exam status before applying.