JOB SUMMARY
This position is responsible for monitoring heart rhythm patterns to detect, record, and report normal and abnormal heart rhythm patterns, normal and abnormal ECG interval measurement, and proper and improper pacemaker or implantable defibrillator function utilizing equipment. This position is also responsible for admitting and discharging patients, answering telephone calls, and processing physician orders.
EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION
MINIMUM REQUIRED: High School diploma/GED. Successful completion of Basic Arrhythmia Recognition course and Current CPR card.
PREFERRED: At least one year of Unit Clerk experience. Knowledge of medical terminology and computer experience.
LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS
MINIMUM REQUIRED: N/A
PREFERRED: Monitor Technician certification.
At Community Medical Centers, we’re boldly moving forward – growing to meet the ever-changing needs of the dynamic communities we serve. We’re financially solid and all of our facilities are adding new technology and undergoing exciting expansion projects. That means we’re able to offer an exceptional variety of ways for you to grow – both in the way you do your job as a healthcare professional, and in the way you live your personal life as well.
Community Medical Centers is the region’s largest private employer, providing jobs for 6,000 employees, including 1,700 nursing staff. The Community family also includes more than 1,000 affiliated physicians, more than 200 medical and dental residents from the UCSF Fresno Medical Education Program and University of the Pacific’s School of Dentistry, and about 600 volunteers. Community is proud to be locally owned and not-for-profit. Money we earn above our operating costs is reinvested back into health care facilities and programs locally. And we're part of a medical education program that attracts the best and brightest doctors and surgeons to central California. If you share our passion for providing the highest quality healthcare for each and every patient, consider a career with Community Medical Centers today.