Software engineer
- Location
- San Francisco
- Type
- Full time
- Compensation
- $150k-$200k
- Posted
- 2 days ago
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As a Telemetry Technician, you will play a crucial role in monitoring and supporting patient care. Your responsibilities will include interpreting EKGs, maintaining patient records, and collaborating with the healthcare team. This position offers an opportunity to work in a dynamic hospital setting and make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
EXPERIENCE:
Graduation from High School or equivalent.
Completion of an EKG Interpretation course.
Minimum 6 months of recent inpatient telemetry monitoring experience
Excellent verbal and written skills.
Must be well organized and detail oriented with the ability to work independently and under pressure.
Demonstrated skill in EKG interpretation.
Basic computer keyboard skills and general PC knowledge.
This position requires flexibility to orient and work at all UCSF Medical Center locations.
For Per Diem, Min. one (1) year of experience as a Telemetry Technician
Experience in medical telemetry setting.
1 year or above recent inpatient telemetry monitoring experience.
Knowledge and experience working with Philips, GE and/ or Masimo physiological monitors
%
of time
Essential Function (Yes/No)
Key Responsibilities
(To be completed by Supervisor)
60
YESComputer Aided Telemetry System
Assures auditory contact with the central monitors is maintained at all times. Remains within view range of central monitor screen at all times.
Sets and maintains alarms on all channels according to physician orders.
Monitors ongoing alarms and alerts RN of any increases in ectopy, changes in underlying rhythm and/or life-threatening arrhythmias that may develop.
Runs and analyzes rhythm strips at specified times as per telemetry policy and enters rhythm strips into the patient's medical record.
Documents pertinent information on telemetry sheet when patient rhythm significantly changes.
Reviews computer alarms to verify interpretation of data and storage into alarm trends.
Documents on the telemetry sheet when and why the patient has been off monitoring.
Analyzes alarm print-outs for rate and rhythm changes. Enters strips and their interpretation into the permanent record if judged to be significant.
Documents a patient summary at the end of a shift based on routine strips and observations of the day.
Gives shift report to oncoming telemetry/charge nurse regarding the status of each patient as pertains to EKG monitoring.
10
YESClerical
10
YESApplies basic verbal and non-verbal skills to achieve intended outcomes from interactions.
10
YESUtilizes and supports established information systems.
5
YESAssumes responsibility for own development.
5
YESComplies with work related policies.