Cardiac Device Management Technician PRN

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• Faith based & mission driven organization
• Central Floridaâ™s premier multi-specialty medical group
• Comprehensive Employee Benefits such as Educational Reimbursement
• CREATION Health employee wellness and lifestyle programs
• Positive working climate to support a work life balance

• PRN/Days

• Required to interrogate, interpret, and re-program cardiac devices providing full disclosure reports for physicianâ™s approval and entry to EMR.
• Monitor and evaluate critical cardiac rhythms and rhythm EKG analysis in-person and from remote transmissions based on global billing periods.
• Monitor heart failure reports remotely for ICD and CRT devices monthly providing full disclosure reports to the cardiologist per notification protocol for approval and entry to EMR.
• Evaluate remote alerts daily from all device websites, retrieval and triage of that information, preparing full disclosure reports for physician approval based on notification protocols.

What You Will Need:

• High School graduate or equivalent
• 1 year of experience analyzing and reprogramming cardiac devices Pacemakers, ICD, and ILR on-the-job training or completion of an approved CDMT program
• Experience reviewing and managing remote device transmissions
• BLS Certification

The Cardiac Device Management Technician (CDMT) is responsible for monitoring cardiac rhythms and rhythm EKG analysis accurately for all Pacemaker, ICD, ILR, & Lifevest patients. Responsible for following device protocols set by the Electrophysiologist based on industry standards related to interrogating, interpreting, and re-programming cardiac devices with minimal physician supervision. Remote evaluation of online information, retrieval and triage of that information, preparing full disclosure reports for physician evaluation and approval for entry to EMR. Additional monitoring duties may include telephone triage reviewing medical history, recording vital signs, and the ability to communicate critical events or findings to the physicians directly. Troubleshoot critical device issues and take immediate steps toward resolution.