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Community Health System

Monitor Tech

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What they do

A Telemetry Technician operates EKG (electrocardiogram) equipment to monitor heart activity in a patient. Works closely with cardiologists to diagnose cardiovascular conditions and problems.

$53,410 / year median in California

+10% projected growth

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Job Description

Overview:
Opportunities for you! Consecutively recognized as a top employer by Forbes, and in 2025 by Newsweek Free Continuing Education and certification including BLS, ACLS and PALS Tuition reimbursement, education programs and scholarships Vacation time starts building on Day 1, and builds with your seniority Free money toward retirement with a 403(b) and matching contributions Great food options with on-demand ordering Free parking and electric charging Commitment to diversity and inclusion is a cornerstone of our culture at Community. All are welcome as valued members of our community. We know that our ability to provide the highest level of care is through taking care of our incredible teams. Learn more on our Benefits page.
Responsibilities:
As a Monitor Tech, you will be an essential member of the clinical care team, responsible for continuously observing and interpreting heart rhythm patterns to identify, document and report both normal and abnormal findings. You will collaborate closely with clinical leaders to organize, update and maintain patient charts from admission through discharge, ensuring accuracy and continuity of care. Your ability to recognize and differentiate between lethal and non‑lethal arrhythmias plays a critical role in supporting timely clinical responses and promoting patient safety.
Qualifications:
Education High School Diploma, High School Equivalency (HSE), or Completion of a CHS Approved Individualized Education Plan (IEP) Certificate required Successful completion of a Basic Arrhythmia Recognition or ECG/EKG interpretation course required Licenses and Certifications BLS - Current Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers by American Heart Association (AHA) required