Kaiser Permanente·Los Angeles, California
Operates electrocardiograph equipment to record heart muscle activity and assists with various cardiology procedures including stress tests and holter monitoring. Maintains department workflow, manages patient records, and responds to acute emergency situations as required.
Under indirect supervision, operates in an in- or out-patient setting an electrocardiograph in order to record the actions of the heart muscle for use in the diagnosis of heart ailments. Assists with cardiology procedures including but not limited to ambulatory EKG monitoring/scanning, exercise stress testing, pacemaker monitoring. Also performs related functions including clerical duties, maintaining equipment and other duties. Responds to emergency situations as required.
N/A Notes: May rotate weekends in the hospital This is an on-call position, days and hours may vary.
Requires completion of a basic arrhythmia training course and at least one year of experience as an EKG technician in non-invasive cardiology. Must hold a Basic Life Support certification and demonstrate the ability to recognize cardiac artifacts and dysrhythmias.
Market context
In California, EKG Technician II openings in cardiology are typically tied to ongoing outpatient and hospital-based cardiac testing needs, especially where non-invasive diagnostics support patient care. These roles are competitive because employers look for hands-on arrhythmia training, at least one year of EKG experience, BLS certification, and the ability to identify artifacts and dysrhythmias. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, helping you review the role faster; if you apply, be ready to highlight your rhythm interpretation experience and current certification status.
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