Michigan Medicine is one of the largest and most respected academic health systems in the world, with a long tradition of excellence in patient care, education, and research. Since the founding of the University of Michigan Medical School in 1850, Michigan Medicine has led groundbreaking advancements in medical science and clinical practice.

The Electrocardiograph (EKG) Technician plays a vital role in supporting cardiovascular diagnosis and treatment by performing high-quality electrocardiographic testing for both inpatient and outpatient populations. This position directly contributes to patient safety, clinical efficiency, and the delivery of exceptional cardiac care.

Key responsibilities and duties include:

• Operating electrocardiograph (EKG) equipment to record electrical activity of the heart for diagnostic and treatment purposes.

• Preparing patients for testing by explaining procedures, ensuring proper positioning, and gathering relevant patient data.

• Recording, reviewing, and processing EKG tracings to ensure accuracy and clarity, and identifying gross abnormalities requiring physician attention.

• Assisting with preparation of EKG interpretations and clinical reports.

• Responding to cardiac arrest calls and providing electrocardiographic data to emergency response teams.

• Applying, educating patients on, and managing Holter and event monitors (24-hour, 48-hour, and up to 30-day recordings), including uploading and processing data.

• Processing patient care orders through electronic systems as required.

• Participating in in-service education related to cardiology and EKG interpretation.

• Maintaining equipment cleanliness, replenishing supplies, and reporting equipment malfunctions.

• Supporting EKG data storage, filing, and retrieval activities.

Required qualifications:

• High school diploma with coursework in physical or biological sciences, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

• Prior experience as an EKG Technician, including Holter monitoring and treadmill testing.

• Ability to perform physically demanding tasks such as standing, walking, lifting, positioning, pushing, and transferring patients.

Preferred qualifications:

• Certification from a recognized cardiac credentialing organization.

• Experience in EKG interpretation and exposure to Holter and event monitoring services.

• Proficiency with clinical and computer systems such as MIChart, MUSE, Word, and Excel.

• Current BLS certification and demonstrated commitment to Patient and Family Centered Care (PFCC).

This is a full-time, onsite, nonexempt, regular position, offering comprehensive benefits, union representation, and opportunities for professional development within a world-class healthcare system.