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Minden Medical Center · Minden, LA

Telemetry Tech

TypeFull time
ScheduleDays
Experience5+ yrs pref.
PostedNov 11
✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓AHA BLS required
Current Louisiana C.N.A. certification preferred, or equivalent healthcare-related licensure/education, or 5 years of healthcare experience (e.g., phlebotomist, EMT, EKG tech, EMR)
Qualifications
✓Proof of competency recognizing arrhythmias by end of orientation
✓Basic Arrhythmia course required within 90 days of employment
+Benefits
Medical, dental and vision401(k)Paid time offLife and disability insuranceEmployee discounts
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✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓AHA BLS required
Current Louisiana C.N.A. certification preferred, or equivalent healthcare-related licensure/education, or 5 years of healthcare experience (e.g., phlebotomist, EMT, EKG tech, EMR)
Qualifications
✓Proof of competency recognizing arrhythmias by end of orientation
✓Basic Arrhythmia course required within 90 days of employment
+Benefits
Medical, dental and vision401(k)Paid time offLife and disability insuranceEmployee discounts
Want the next healthcare job in Louisiana by email?
Weekly, free, unsubscribe with one click.

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Telemetry Tech-ICU 7A-7P As a Full-Time Telemetry Tech at Minden Medical Center, you help keep patients safe by providing continuous cardiac monitoring and clear, timely information to the care team. Key responsibilities include monitoring cardiac rhythms and vital data, documenting findings accurately, maintaining and troubleshooting telemetry equipment, and promptly escalating rhythm changes or patient status concerns to nursing/clinical leadership.

Required qualifications/skills:

  • Current Louisiana C.N.A. certification preferred, or equivalent healthcare-related licensure/education, or 5 years of healthcare experience (e.g., phlebotomist, EMT, EKG tech, EMR)
  • AHA BLS required
  • Proof of competency recognizing arrhythmias by end of orientation
  • Basic Arrhythmia course required within 90 days of employment

If you're ready for a full-time, day-shift role where accuracy and responsiveness matter, apply today. Your Benefits Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage; 401(k); Life Insurance; Flexible Spending Account (FSA); Competitive Salary; Paid Time Off (PTO); and Employee Discounts. A Typical Shift On day shift, you'll start by getting oriented to the unit's patient assignments and the flow of the floor.

Much of your time is spent at the monitoring station, staying focused as rhythms and alarms change throughout the day. You'll communicate clearly with the team, keep your documentation up to date, and reset your attention quickly as priorities shift. Between steady stretches and sudden spikes in activity, you'll rely on calm judgment, teamwork, and attention to detail to help the unit run smoothly from start-of-shift handoff through end-of-shift wrap-up.

About the role

Key responsibilities include monitoring cardiac rhythms and vital data, documenting findings accurately, maintaining and troubleshooting telemetry equipment, and promptly escalating rhythm changes or patient status concerns to nursing/clinical leadership.