Lead Monitor Technician
VHC Health
Lead Monitor Technician
VHC Health
Not-for-profit health system with teaching hospital
Purpose & Scope:
The Lead Monitor Technician is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of both the Cardiac Telemetry Monitoring and Remote Safety Monitoring (Avasys) programs. This role requires advanced competency in cardiac rhythm interpretation, patient safety monitoring, and the effective use of both telemetry and remote video monitoring systems. The Lead Technician will serve as a clinical and operational resource to monitor technicians, ensuring high-quality, accurate monitoring and timely escalation of patient concerns.
The Lead Monitor Technician will be responsible for scheduling and timekeeping for all monitor technicians, supporting onboarding and training, and collaborating with nursing leadership to ensure appropriate staffing coverage and service alignment with patient care needs. This individual will demonstrate strong communication and organizational skills, the ability to lead in a dynamic environment, and proficiency in generating and analyzing departmental reports to support quality improvement and program development.
The Lead Monitor Technician must demonstrate a thorough understanding of both cardiac and patient safety monitoring processes, and foster a culture of collaboration, accountability, and patient-centered care.
Education:
High School Diploma or equivalent is required.
Degree in a health care related field is preferred.
Experience:
Certification/Licensure:
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
Compensation: 25.37 to 41.09 (USD)
Not-for-profit health system with teaching hospital
VHC Health is a not-for-profit health system serving the DC area, anchored by a 453-bed teaching hospital, with primary and specialty care and a Level II Trauma Center and Level III NICU across a growing network. It delivers care through its hospital and clinics using advanced technology and patient-centered practices, supported by teams of specialists and teaching clinicians. It differentiates itself with a teaching-hospital model, Magnet-designated nursing excellence, nonprofit status, awards, and strong community partnerships focused on quality, safety, and patient experience. Its goal is to improve health outcomes and well-being for the communities it serves by providing high-quality, safe, and accessible care.
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