Job ID: 904001
Job TitleMonitor / EKG Technician - Remote Patient Monitoring (Radiology/Cardiology)
LocationPennsauken, NJ | Acute Care
Schedule / Job TypeContract | Days | 3×12-Hour Shifts (7:00 AM - 7:00 PM) | Every Other Weekend Required | Expected 36-48 hours/week
Key Responsibilities- Support an acute care remote patient monitoring department by reviewing AI-enabled biometric alerts in real time
- Identify and escalate signs of patient deterioration to bedside clinical teams in a timely manner
- Monitor cardiac rhythms and interpret dysrhythmias across a multi-hospital system
- Float among up to five designated hospital locations based on staffing needs
- Complete and pass the required Dysrhythmia exam within 72 hours of contract signing (two attempts maximum; must be completed on a PC)
- Complete all orientation modules as required; modules are billable and tracked via transcripts
Required Qualifications- Active BLS certification required; must not expire within 30 days of assignment start date
- Active New Jersey or Compact state license in hand at time of submission; pending licenses are not accepted
- Minimum of 2 years of specialty experience, with experience within the last 12 months
- Epic EMR experience required
- Must pass the Dysrhythmia exam during orientation (maximum two attempts; exam must be taken on a PC - iOS devices are not compatible)
- Must live more than 50 miles from the primary facility to be eligible for the travel rate; candidates within 50 miles are subject to the local rate
Preferred Experience / Skills- Prior experience in a telemetry, PCU, ICU, or remote patient monitoring setting
- Familiarity with AI-enabled patient monitoring platforms or biometric alert systems
- Experience floating across multiple facilities or units within a health system
Why Join Us- Opportunity to work within a newly established acute care remote patient monitoring department utilizing advanced AI-enabled technology
- Gain broad clinical exposure by supporting multiple hospital locations across a regional health system