Ohio Cardiology Allied Health Job

Allied Health Job Info.

Facility:	EMH Regional Healthcare System
Location:	Elyria, Ohio USA
Degree:	AS
Compensation:	Competitive Compensation
Perm/Temp:	Perm
Workload:	Part Time
Supervisory Exp.:	No
Certifications:	BCLS Training Required
Position Type:	Hospital
Skills:	Stress Testing Electrocardiograph (EKG) General Cardiovascular
Company:	EMH Regional Medical Center

EKG Tech

EMH Regional Healthcare System is ranked among the Top 100 Hospitals nationwide. We are proud of the rich history and tradition we have built through the commitment and dedication of our employees who consistently provide a high level of service to our patients and customers. It is our goal to maintain and enhance this exceptional care and service as we continue to grow.

We are currently seeking a part time EKG Tech to Record electromotive variations of electrical impulses of the heart muscle on an Electrocardiograph to provide diagnostic information. This includes use of Electrocardiograph, Signal Average recorder, Signal Average Electrocardiograph and if specifically trained the Cardiac Stress system and Electroencephalograph. The position is a moderately supervised day/evening shift position.

Job Qualifications:

High School Diploma required
Associate of Science in Cardiac Technology preferred.
1-3 Years of EKG experience preferred.
BCLS training required.
Good communication skills required.
Both internal and external with Hospital, departments and Physician Offices.

Shift Information:

Varied shift budgeted to work 56 hours per two week pay period.

As an equal opportunity employer, EMH will not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, age, sex, sexual orientation, national origin or veteran status. EMH recruits and selects based on skills, knowledge, ability, and reliability.

About Ohio Cardiology Allied Health Jobs

Cardiology Allied Health jobs are regulated by the Ohio Medical Board. The State Medical Board of Ohio is a state agency extablished by the legistlature to protect the public health, safety and welfare by regulating the practice of medicine within the state of Ohio. The Board is responsible for licensing physicians and surgeons, osteopathic physicians and surgeons, podiatric physicians and surgeons, physician assistants, anesthesiologist assistants, massage therapists, cosmetic therapists, mechanotherapists, naprapaths, and acupuncturists. In addition to granting licensure to these professionals, the Ohio Medical Board seeks to ensure the safe and effective provision of medical care to the citizens of Ohio by monitoring and regulating the professional conduct of its licensees and enforcing the provisions adopted by the Board regarding misconduct.

Source: http://med.ohio.gov/pdf/ruleguide.pdf