A typical day for a Monitor Technician may include: Continuously monitor assigned patients on cardiac telemetry and pulse oximetry systems, Recognize and identify abnormal cardiac rhythms, rate changes, dysrhythmias, and other significant changes in monitored data, Immediately notify the appropriate nurse of significant or potentially life-threatening rhythm changes according to hospital policy, Maintain accurate documentation of rhythm changes, alarms, interventions, and notifications, Obtain and print rhythm strips as required and ensure appropriate documentation, Perform routine rhythm interpretation and accurately identify common cardiac rhythms, Verify proper electrode placement and troubleshoot telemetry equipment when needed, Replace or reposition electrodes and batteries as appropriate, Respond promptly to telemetry alarms and investigate changes in patient rhythm or monitoring status. To be considered for this Monitor Technician opportunity, you are passionate about delivering vigilant patient care while creating a positive impact for every individual we serve: High school diploma or equivalent required, Previous hospital or healthcare experience preferred, Previous telemetry or cardiac monitoring experience preferred, Completion of an approved cardiac monitoring/telemetry course preferred, Ability to recognize and accurately interpret common cardiac rhythms.