Cardiac Technician - Variable Hours and Shifts Available, Bronson Methodist Hospital

Cardiac Technician

If you're fascinated by cardiac care and enjoy both technology and hands-on patient interaction, this is an opportunity to make an impact where every heartbeat matters.

As a Cardiac Technician at Bronson Methodist Hospital, you'll play an important role in caring for patients with cardiovascular conditions while working alongside nurses and other healthcare professionals. You'll combine direct patient care with specialized cardiac monitoring responsibilities, helping identify rhythm changes, perform EKGs, and support patient recovery.

This role offers a unique blend of patient care and cardiac technology, making it an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in healthcare, cardiovascular medicine, and clinical monitoring.

Cardiac care is constantly evolving, and skilled team members play a critical role in helping patients receive timely, high-quality care.

As a Cardiac Technician, you'll develop valuable skills in telemetry monitoring, rhythm recognition, EKG acquisition, and patient care while working in a specialized healthcare environment. Every shift offers opportunities to learn, collaborate, and contribute to positive patient outcomes.

Whether you're beginning your healthcare journey or building on previous clinical experience, you'll gain exposure to advanced cardiac care while working with a supportive team dedicated to excellence.

This is a dynamic role that combines bedside patient care with specialized cardiac monitoring responsibilities.

You'll care for patients with a wide range of cardiovascular conditions while developing technical skills in telemetry monitoring, rhythm interpretation, and EKG performance. Some moments require close attention to cardiac rhythms and patient status, while others focus on supporting patients through their daily care needs and recovery.

Every shift offers opportunities to build clinical knowledge, strengthen your technical skills, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and families.

Full-Time, Part-Time, and PRN team members must be able to commit to full-time orientation hours during the first 68 weeks of employment.

Orientation consists of three 12-hour day shifts (6:00 a.m. 6:30 p.m.) each week and includes role-specific training, competency validation, cardiac monitoring, telemetry, EKG education, and patient care onboarding.

Detail-oriented and able to maintain focus in a fast-paced environment

A strong communicator who works well as part of a team

Compassionate and committed to exceptional patient care

Curious and motivated to learn new clinical and technical skills

Able to prioritize responsibilities and adapt to changing patient needs

Dedicated to patient safety and quality care

High School Diploma or GED required

Previous healthcare experience

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification

Basic medical terminology knowledge

Completion of at least one Medical-Surgical hospital nurse rotation

Patient Care Technician/Assistant experience in a healthcare setting

BLS certification required by the end of orientation and must be maintained throughout employment

Successful completion of organization, unit, and job-specific competencies within the orientation period

Successful completion of Basic EKG training with a minimum score of 80% within one year of hire

Ability to flex into a Monitor Technician role as needed based on unit needs

Completion of rhythm recognition training within one year if assigned monitor technician responsibilities

Completion of required telemetry precepting and competency validation

Ability to read and interpret data from cardiac monitoring equipment and computer systems

Ability to gather patient information and communicate findings appropriately to the Registered Nurse

Ability to communicate effectively with patients, visitors, and members of the healthcare team

Ability to accept delegation, prioritize tasks, and respond to changing patient needs

Basic computer proficiency and experience using electronic medical records

Ability to safely assist with patient transfers, lifting, repositioning, and mobility needs

Ability to meet the physical demands of the role, including lifting up to 50 pounds and assisting with patient movement and transfers

At Bronson Methodist Hospital, Cardiac Technicians are valued members of the healthcare team who help support both exceptional patient care and cardiovascular monitoring. Through compassion, teamwork, and technical expertise, they play an important role in keeping patients safe and supporting positive outcomes.

If you're looking for a role that combines direct patient care, specialized cardiac training, and opportunities for professional growth, we'd love to hear from you.