Telemetry Technician

Primary Duties And Responsibilities

• The Telemetry Technician–Clerical Coordinator (TT/CC) is responsible for continuous ECG and SpO2 monitoring for assigned patients and for promptly notifying the RN of significant changes.
• As part of the Centralized Telemetry Command, this role supports ICU, step-down, ER, and med-surg units by ensuring real-time surveillance and coordination that directly impacts patient safety.
• Additional Responsibilities Include:
• Performing daily operational checks and maintenance of all monitoring equipment
• Maintaining an organized nurse station and supporting the clinical team as needed
• Answering phones and patient call lights promptly and courteously
• Assisting patients, visitors, and clinical staff in a professional manner
• Completing clerical tasks including census updates, supply organization, and inventory tracking
• Monitoring electronic orders and notifying the Charge Nurse of new admissions
• Participating in skill validations, competency checks, and shift coordination
• Performing other duties as assigned

Required Education and Experience

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Completion of a basic arrhythmia (ECG) course with a passing ECG competency
• Prior experience in an acute care setting as a Telemetry or Monitor Technician–Clerical Coordinator is preferred

Position Details

• Exemption Status: Non-exempt
• Benefits Eligible: Yes (excluding Per Diem)
• Reports To: Department Director, Charge Nurse, Relief Charge Nurse, or Clinical Nurse

Why Hoag?

For more than 70 years, Hoag has delivered world-class, patient-centered care to Orange County. With award-winning hospitals, nationally recognized institutes, and an expanding network of health centers, Hoag offers a collaborative environment dedicated to excellence, innovation, and community well-being.

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