Monitor Technician
Overlake Hospital Medical Center
Monitor Technician
Overlake Hospital Medical Center
Nonprofit regional hospital delivering comprehensive care
Pay range:
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Hourly$27.98 - $41.97The monitor technician is responsible for the continuous observation of cardiac rhythms and remote video observation of patients who meet remote monitoring criteria. Techs are to recognize cardiac arrhythmias, document on monitor strips, and notify the assigned RN of arrhythmia changes.Additionally, if remote video observing, the tech documents observations in the electronic health record.
Schedule:
0.75 FTE
12-hour shifts/Nights
Minimum Qualifications:
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Experience:
Six months’ experience in a health-related field required.
Previous cardiac monitor tech experience preferred.
Must be able to successfully pass the arrhythmia identification test prior to hire, or within introductory period.
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Nonprofit regional hospital delivering comprehensive care
Overlake Medical Center & Clinics is a nonprofit regional hospital system that provides a broad range of medical services through a 349-bed hospital and affiliated clinics in the Puget Sound region. Care is delivered by physicians, nurses, and other health professionals in specialized centers (such as cardiac care and trauma) with support from volunteers to support patient experience. It stands out as the only Level III Trauma Center in eastern Puget Sound and has strong regional recognition for heart care and surgical programs, along with numerous awards. Its goal is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care that improves health outcomes and keeps services accessible for the local community.
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