EP Device Technician, Cardiology, Full-Time, EP Device Clinic

Job Summary

Baptist Health is looking to add an EP Device Technician to support the Electrophysiology/Cardiology department to support our EP Device Clinics.  This is a Full-Time Days opportunity working Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM. 

This employee will need to travel to other nearby locations based on the needs each day.  There are 9 total EP Device Clinics.  This team works very closely together and is tight-knit with great comraderie, working with the same 9 providers at all times.  This candidate must be experienced with implementation of Cardiac devices.   

The main responsibilities of the EP Device Technician will be to:

• Work under the Cardiologist direction and supervision
• Perform 'live' and 'clinical' TTM service for patients requiring special assistance of Pacemakers
• Submit billing encounter forms for each patient
• Maintain transmitter and remote communicator inventory as we as ensures exam rooms and equipment are in working order and in clean condition, and that supplies are present. 
• May be required to provide cross coverage for phones.

This EP Device Technician will work within our EP Device Clinics. If you are interested in this EP Device Technician opportunity at Baptist, please apply now!

In keeping with our mission and core values, Baptist is requiring that all team members complete their COVID-19 vaccine series or obtain a medical or religious exemption by 11/15/2021 or at time of hire after this date.

Education Required

High School Diploma/GED

Education Preferred

Associate's Degree

Experience

• Monitor Technician Experience Required OR Medical Assistant Experience Required

License and Certification

• Basic Life Support (BLS) Required
• Certified Rhythm Analysis Technician Preferred

Location

Location Overview

Baptist Health, founded in 1955, is North Florida’s most comprehensive healthcare system and the area’s only non-profit, mission-driven, locally governed healthcare provider. Our five nationally accredited hospitals, with 1,154 beds, include Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville; Wolfson Children’s Hospital; Baptist Medical Center Beaches; Baptist Medical Center Nassau and Baptist Medical Center South as well as Baptist Clay Medical Campus, which has a 24-hour freestanding Emergency Center. The most preferred healthcare system in the region, Baptist Health also includes 45 primary care offices, as well as home health, behavioral health, pastoral care, rehabilitation services, occupational health and urgent care.