Temple University Health System·Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The technician observes and assesses patient rhythms on telemetry monitors and communicates changes according to policy. They also manage telemetry supplies and report equipment malfunctions.
Observes patient's rhythms on telemetry monitors, continually assesses patient's baseline rhythm and communicates any changes according to department policies and procedures. Maintains inventory of telemetry and cardiac monitoring supplies, tracks telemetry transmitters, orders supplies, assesses and reports any system malfunctions or equipment breakdowns.
Education High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Non Degree Program Completed course work in Cardiac Arrhythmia from an accredited program Required Other Candidates must be able to pass basic arrhythmia test and demonstrate competency in rhythm interpretation. Required Trade School Medical Assistant and/or EKG Technician program Preferred
Experience 1 year experience working in a hospital environment and handling patients, or related healthcare position. Required
Requires a high school diploma and completed coursework in Cardiac Arrhythmia from an accredited program. Candidates must pass a basic arrhythmia test and preferably have one year of hospital experience.
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