Monitor Tech
common spirit healthLondon (KY)
About the role
Monitor TechAs a Monitor Tech, you will monitor patient telemetry readings continuously and report abnormal rhythms to the nurse immediately.
Provides general clerical support to a specific unit including receptionist duties, transcription, filing and processing of physician orders; and coordination of unit communication with hospital departments as well as the public. Also, provides direct patient care under the supervision of the licensed nursing staff within the scope of practice. Contributes to the safe and efficient operations of nursing service.
-Communicates effectively and appropriately -Contributes to maintenance of clean, safe environment to minimize hazards of infection or injury to patients and/or staff. -Obtains basic physical assessment data (vital signs, intake/output, weights etc.) and documents in patient medical record. -Provides routine and procedural hygienic needs to patients. -Assist in meeting patient's activity needs to include: elimination, comfort and privacy by responding to patient's request.
Job Requirements:
High school diploma/GED
1 year experience in healthcare setting preferred
CNA preferred
Where You'll Work
Welcome to Saint Joseph London, a 150-bed regional hospital founded in 1926. Located on a 52 acre healing environment, Saint Joseph London offers private patient rooms that overlook a small lake and healing garden and has been recognized as a Best Place to Work in Kentucky for five years in a row (2020-2024).
CHI Health Saint Joseph is part of CommonSpirit Health, a non-profit, Catholic health system dedicated to advancing health for all people. With approximately 175,000 team members and 25,000 physicians and advanced practice clinicians.
Our commitment to serve the common good is delivered through the dedicated work of thousands of physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nurses, and staff; through clinical excellence delivered across a system of 140 hospitals and more than 2,200 care centers serving 24 states.
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