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Cardio Pulmonary Technician

TypeFull time
ScheduleNights
EducationHS diploma
PostedOct 9
✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓BCLS is required.
✓Candidate will be required to take and complete UM BWMC’s monitor technician validation program or if previously certified they may challenge the competencies exam with a passing grade of 86% or higher.
Rhythm Analysis Technician certification from the Cardiovascular Credentialing International is preferred.
Education
✓Qualifications High School Diploma or GED is required.
Qualifications
✓General Summary Under the supervision of a RN, the Cardio Pulmonary Technician performs duties directly on the nursing unit or remotely in a central unit.
✓This role is responsible for the continuous monitoring and interpreting the patient’s cardiac rhythm.
✓The technician alerts the RN to any changes or arrhythmias and documents the according to hospital policy in order to achieve optimal patient safety.
✓The technician will provide verbal report to relief persons and give a full report to oncoming technicians.
✓The technician will be responsible for storing equipment as well as ensuring proper placement and function of equipment attached to the patient.
✓Collaboration with all other team members to assure safe patient practice is expected.
✓Confidentiality must be maintained for all patients, employees, and hospital related activities.
✓Mission All employees are responsible for extending the mission and values of Baltimore Washington Medical Center by dedicating oneself to providing the highest quality healthcare to the communities we serve.
✓Reporting Relationships Report to Nurse Manager, Physicians, Charge Nurse and/or Primary Nurse assigned to that patients team.
✓Must possess basic computer skills.
✓Must be highly dependable with excellent communication skills and organizational skills.
Previous clinical experience or monitor technician experience is preferred.
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Pay for this position
$17.68 – $24.76/hr
Maryland other paymedian $17.00 – $22.47
$14/hrFloor 4% above the Maryland median floor$62/hr
✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓BCLS is required.
✓Candidate will be required to take and complete UM BWMC’s monitor technician validation program or if previously certified they may challenge the competencies exam with a passing grade of 86% or higher.
Rhythm Analysis Technician certification from the Cardiovascular Credentialing International is preferred.
Education
✓Qualifications High School Diploma or GED is required.
Qualifications
✓General Summary Under the supervision of a RN, the Cardio Pulmonary Technician performs duties directly on the nursing unit or remotely in a central unit.
✓This role is responsible for the continuous monitoring and interpreting the patient’s cardiac rhythm.
✓The technician alerts the RN to any changes or arrhythmias and documents the according to hospital policy in order to achieve optimal patient safety.
✓The technician will provide verbal report to relief persons and give a full report to oncoming technicians.
✓The technician will be responsible for storing equipment as well as ensuring proper placement and function of equipment attached to the patient.
✓Collaboration with all other team members to assure safe patient practice is expected.
✓Confidentiality must be maintained for all patients, employees, and hospital related activities.
✓Mission All employees are responsible for extending the mission and values of Baltimore Washington Medical Center by dedicating oneself to providing the highest quality healthcare to the communities we serve.
✓Reporting Relationships Report to Nurse Manager, Physicians, Charge Nurse and/or Primary Nurse assigned to that patients team.
✓Must possess basic computer skills.
✓Must be highly dependable with excellent communication skills and organizational skills.
Previous clinical experience or monitor technician experience is preferred.
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Job Requirements General Summary Under the supervision of a RN, the Cardio Pulmonary Technician performs duties directly on the nursing unit or remotely in a central unit. This role is responsible for the continuous monitoring and interpreting the patient’s cardiac rhythm. The technician alerts the RN to any changes or arrhythmias and documents the according to hospital policy in order to achieve optimal patient safety.

The technician will provide verbal report to relief persons and give a full report to oncoming technicians. The technician will be responsible for storing equipment as well as ensuring proper placement and function of equipment attached to the patient. Collaboration with all other team members to assure safe patient practice is expected.

Confidentiality must be maintained for all patients, employees, and hospital related activities. Mission All employees are responsible for extending the mission and values of Baltimore Washington Medical Center by dedicating oneself to providing the highest quality healthcare to the communities we serve. Reporting Relationships Report to Nurse Manager, Physicians, Charge Nurse and/or Primary Nurse assigned to that patients team.

Qualifications High School Diploma or GED is required. Must possess basic computer skills. Previous clinical experience or monitor technician experience is preferred.

Rhythm Analysis Technician certification from the Cardiovascular Credentialing International is preferred. BCLS is required. Must be highly dependable with excellent communication skills and organizational skills.

Candidate will be required to take and complete UM BWMC’s monitor technician validation program or if previously certified they may challenge the competencies exam with a passing grade of 86% or higher.

nights shift

About the role

General Summary Under the supervision of a RN, the Cardio Pulmonary Technician performs duties directly on the nursing unit or remotely in a central unit. This role is responsible for the continuous monitoring and interpreting the patient’s cardiac rhythm. The technician alerts the RN to any changes or arrhythmias and documents the according to hospital policy in order to achieve optimal patient safety.