Administrative Skills, Billing, Cardiac Monitoring, Cardiology, Cardiovascular Disease, Communication Skills, Congestive Heart Failure, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Customer Satisfaction, Documentation, Emergency Medicine, Emergency Services, Employee Orientation, Establish Priorities, Financial Planning, Implants, Infection Control, International Classification of Diseases (ICD), Medical Diagnosis, Pacemaker, Patient Assessment, Patient Education, Quality Control, Quality Management, Quality of Care, Record Keeping, Registered Nurse (RN), Safety Process, Safety/Work Safety, Staff Training, Treatment Plan
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Works with cardiology physicians, clinicians, providers, and administration to provide support to patients undergoing rhythm diagnosis or patients that have been diagnosed with cardiac rhythm problems and need or have already had a pacemaker or ICD implanted. The specialist will coordinate daily functions of the device clinics by performing device checks in the office or over the phone to ensure device function is within recommended parameters as prescribed by the attending implanting cardiologist and will reprogram devices accordingly. Further collaborates with a cardiologist on the device and its place in the patients total treatment plan.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Collaborates with clinic staff to provide device clinic service in the clinic and remotely.
- Performs pacemaker or ICD checks on patients either in the clinic or trans-telephonically as indicated.
- Report any significant events immediately to the appropriate provider in order that required intervention is not delayed.
- Reprograms devices as directed by an attending implanting physician to achieve optimal device performance.
- Educates patients regarding devices and requirements for follow-up.
- Provides consistent, comprehensive instructions as to symptoms that may be associated with arrhythmia and/or device malfunction and when to call a clinic physician or emergency services.
- Submits appropriate billing data to reflect activities related to device management.
- Downloads data into applicable databases to allow for centralized access to patient/device information.
- Provides an attending implanting cardiologist and CHF clinic provider with full diagnostic reports from external monitoring sources and in-clinic device checks to allow for adequate provider follow-up and/or adjustment.
- Maintains comprehensive records and documentation related to device management.
- Adheres to infection control guidelines and safety procedures to ensure a safe working environment.
- Recognizes and reports potential hazards, presenting ideas for improvements.
- Complies with PPE guidelines and uses PPE appropriate for procedures to be performed.
- Maintains quality control procedures.
- Performs necessary surveys, checklists, and record keeping ensuring policy and procedure compliance when using clinical supplies and patient care equipment.
- Prioritizes tasks to ensure the highest level of patient care and customer satisfaction.
- Completes work within acceptable time limits and uses spare time in work-related activities.
- Utilizes time efficiently.
- Demonstrates good organizational and professional skills.
- Reports to Manager any problems, unusual occurrences, patient/visitor complaints, and comments.
- Completes Task list and check e-mail on a regular basis.
- Demonstrates good communication skills.
- Assists in the training of new employees, orients in-office policies and procedures.
- Cross trains and assumes additional duties as needed.
Qualifications
- Clinical degree/certificate in an appropriate field (RN or graduate of technical school for device management).
- Graduate of a CRM school or comparable experience and knowledge of devices.
Preferred Qualifications
- IBHRE Certification.
- Two years of experience in device management.
Benefits
- Medical Insurance
- Wellness Offerings
- Compensation
- Retirement
- Financial Planning
- Free Financial Counseling
- Work-Life Balance
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Professional Development
For more information please visit anmed.org/careers/benefits. Varied benefits packages are available for positions with a 0.6 FTE or higher.