Norman Regional Health System·Norman, Oklahoma
The technician provides continuous cardiac rhythm monitoring using telemetry systems to identify and document rhythm changes. They are responsible for promptly communicating critical findings to nursing and clinical staff to ensure patient safety.
Compensation / Benefits $14.29-$23.34/hr. based on previous work experience $1.10 evening differential $1.25 night differential $1.25 weekend differential Benefits include medical, dental, vision, short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance, paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, scholarship opportunities, retirement plans, free parking, and opportunities for advancement We are seeking a detail-oriented Cardiac Monitor Technician to join our care team. In this role, you will provide continuous cardiac rhythm monitoring using telemetry systems, accurately identify and document rhythm changes, and promptly communicate critical findings to nursing and clinical staff. This position plays an essential role in supporting patient safety and high-quality care.
Job Summary Recognizes and identifies appropriate heart rhythms and rhythms changes. Documents rhythm strips. Provides Clerical Support Reports pertinent information to appropriate staff
Education Must be able to read and write English High school diploma or equivalent required Experience Basic knowledge of computer systems and strong keyboarding skills is preferred Previous health-care experience preferred On the job training will be provided (Above requirements can be met by the equivalent combination of education and experience). Licensure/Certification Must pass Basic Arrhythmia certification test provided by NRHS within 6 weeks of hire Passing grade is 80%
Schedule: 7a-7p Work Shift
A high school diploma or equivalent is required, and previous healthcare experience or computer skills are preferred. Candidates must pass a Basic Arrhythmia certification test with a score of 80% within six weeks of hire.
Market context
Monitor Technician openings in Oklahoma are often tied to hospitals and other inpatient settings that need reliable cardiac rhythm surveillance on day shifts. These roles can be competitive because employers usually want candidates who can learn quickly, handle detail-oriented monitoring, and meet arrhythmia testing requirements soon after hire. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then prepare for the Basic Arrhythmia test and highlight any healthcare or computer experience in your application.
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