Stress Technician | Heart & Vascular - Murabella/Nocatee | Full-time | Days

Overview

Discover a career as a Stress Technician at nationally recognized healthcare organization dedicated to advancing cardiovascular care. Your expertise and knowledge can help change lives one patient at a time. Make your next career move to UF Health.

Responsibilities

In this role the Stress Technician will perform the following job duties:

• Upon the order of a physician provide direct patient care services:
• Holter Monitor and Ambulatory Blood Pressure application
• Physiologic monitoring of the cardiopulmonary system (ECG, and Exercise Tolerance Testing both chemical and regular)
• Phlebotomy
• NICOM (non-invasive cardiac monitoring cardiography)
• Utilize selected healthcare applications proficiently: MUSE Everywhere and Allscripts
• Stay abreast on all equipment functions and associated precautions and hazards of all equipment used.
• Provide necessary support to maintain proper equipment function
• Adhere to the proper procedure for obtaining, charging for, and returning supplies/equipment and maintains adequate supply levels through the use of accurate inventory control
• Review daily work to check for completeness, obvious errors or omissions
• Provide efficient transportation for patients both to and from requesting service areas
• All other duties as assigned

Schedule

FTE: .90 (36 hours/week) or 1.0 (40 hours/week)

Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm

Days: Monday-Friday

Sites: Murabella and Nocatee. Fleming Island, Jacksonville, St Augustine, as needed.

 

Qualifications

Education / Training

• High School Diploma/Equivalent

Additional Information: Post-Employment: Phlebotomy competency required for Out Patient Laboratory.

 

Experience Requirements

• 0 -1 year Stress Technician

Certificates/Licenses/Registration

Certification provided by the American Heart Association (AHA):

• Basic Life Support (BLS)
• Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)

Additional Information: Post-Employment: BLS and ACLS, provided by the American Heart Association (AHA), required within 30 days of hire.