Cardiac Monitor Technician - CMTECH 26-01312

Job Title: Cardiac Monitor Technician

Location: Long Island City, NY

Employment Type: Contract

Schedule Options:

• Day Shift: 7:00 AM – 7:30 PM

• Night Shift: 7:00 PM – 7:30 AM
  
  Hours: 34.5 hours per week

Compensation

• Local Pay: $30 – $40/hour

• Traveler Pay: $40 – $50/hour

Position Overview

A reputable healthcare organization in the New York City area is seeking an experienced Cardiac Monitor Technician to provide continuous cardiac surveillance and advanced ECG monitoring for hospitalized patients. This role plays a critical part in identifying cardiac rhythm abnormalities, supporting emergency response efforts, and ensuring patient safety through precise monitoring and communication.

Key Responsibilities

Cardiac Monitoring & Patient Safety

• Perform continuous ECG/EKG monitoring with accurate interpretation of cardiac rhythms and dysrhythmias

• Analyze ECG strips and promptly identify potentially life-threatening rhythm changes

• Initiate emergency response procedures and assist during code situations, including rhythm documentation

• Respond appropriately to all monitor alarms and troubleshoot monitoring system issues

• Record and maintain telemetry data in compliance with clinical and regulatory standards

Diagnostic & Technical Duties

• Perform electrocardiograms in various clinical settings, ensuring correct electrode placement

• Safely operate, manage, and maintain cardiac monitoring and related medical equipment

• Ensure all cardiac data and rhythm strips are correctly labeled and stored

Communication & Administrative Support

• Communicate clearly and professionally with charge nurses, physicians, and interdisciplinary teams

• Enter and verify orders within the electronic medical record system

• Retrieve laboratory results and escalate critical findings to appropriate clinical staff

• Maintain accurate documentation in accordance with organizational policies

Required Qualifications

Education

• High School Diploma or GED required

Certifications

• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (AHA or Red Cross) – required

• Completion of an approved Dysrhythmia Interpretation Course – required

Preferred Skills

• Strong knowledge of cardiac rhythms and arrhythmia interpretation

• Ability to remain calm and effective in high-acuity and emergency situations

• Excellent attention to detail and patient safety awareness

• Strong teamwork and communication skills

For more details reach at [email protected] or Call / Text at 516-587-6677.