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Valley Health System · 1 day ago

Junior Device Tech, Electrophysiology, Full Time, Day

Paramus, NJ

Full-time

Onsite

Entry Level

$26.62/hr - $33.27/hr

2+ years exp

Valley Health System is seeking a Junior Device Technician who will undergo a comprehensive training program in cardiac implantable electronic devices. The role involves hands-on practice and responsibilities related to device monitoring, patient education, and device diagnostics.

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H1B Sponsor Likely

Responsibilities

Demonstrate basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology

Proficient in performing and interpreting 12-lead ECGs and interpreting ambulatory ECG monitors

Competent in reviewing operative reports to accurately identify diagnosis, device type, manufacturer details, device settings, and follow-up

Provide basic patient education on home monitoring setup, transmission procedures, and troubleshooting common issues (e.g., monitor connectivity)

Communicate effectively with patients regarding appointment reminders, transmission issues, and follow-up scheduling

Skilled with in-office and remote monitoring of loop recorders

Performs ILR checks including device setting, battery life, and rhythm abnormalities

Adjusts ILR settings under the direction of a physician or APN to optimize device performance

Observe in-clinic device interrogations while noting results and clinical findings

Gain foundational knowledge of pacing modes, lead configurations, arrythmia detection, and device diagnostics

Complete assigned manufacturer training modules (Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Abbott, Biotronik) as part of onboarding

Follow HIPAA and clinical privacy guidelines for handling patient device data

Demonstrates knowledge of anatomy, physiology, cardiac rhythm management (CRM), electrophysiology (EP), and structural heart therapies

Independently perform in-office and remote device interrogations for all major manufacturers (Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Abbott, and Biotronik)

Analyze and interpret device diagnostics, arrhythmia episodes, lead measurements, battery longevity, and system integrity

Perform wound evaluations to assess healing and identify potential complications post CIED implantation

Reprogram device parameters under the direction of electrophysiologists to optimize pacing, sensing, and therapeutic performance

Educate patients and families on device management, precautions, and follow-up care

Maintain accurate and detailed patient records in compliance with healthcare regulations

Additional duties may include telephone triage, reviewing medical history, recording vital signs, and the ability to communicate critical events or findings to physicians directly

Troubleshoot remote monitoring and device-related issues promptly, ensuring timely resolution. Demonstrates proficiency in identifying critical cardiac rhythms and interpreting EKGs to determine appropriate escalation based on alert criteria

Schedule device interrogation appointments correctly based on global periods to support safe device follow up care

Ensure all charges are entered accurately daily to include correct diagnoses codes

Meet quality and performance standards

Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned

Qualification

Cardiac arrhythmia interpretation12-lead ECG interpretationDevice diagnostics analysisPatient educationAnatomyPhysiology knowledgeRemote monitoring skillsCPR certificationHIPAA complianceCommunication skills

Required

High school diploma required

Completion of a recognized course in cardiac arrhythmia interpretation

CPR certification must be maintained

Minimum of 2 years of experience in cardiac arrhythmia interpretation