Central Monitoring Tech Nights Full Time

A Central Monitoring Technician (Night Shift, Full-Time) role at AdventHealth Minneola in Minneola, Florida, supporting inpatient cardiac telemetry monitoring across a hospital unit. ### What you'll do - Continuously observe telemetry monitors, identifying and documenting normal and abnormal EKG/arrhythmia patterns in real time - Promptly notify nursing staff of any cardiac abnormalities or changes in patient status - Maintain and verify monitor alarms each shift; troubleshoot equipment issues as they arise - Maintain accurate telemetry logbooks and complete documentation per department policy, including printouts during cardiac arrest events - Communicate effectively with the broader healthcare team regarding patient monitoring status and changes - Support departmental quality improvement initiatives and participate in ongoing education to stay current with best practices ### What we're looking for - Prior monitor technician experience or successful completion of AdventHealth's Monitor Technician training program (or equivalent) - BLS/CPR certification (required) - Completion of a basic arrhythmia identification course (required during orientation) - Familiarity with medical terminology and EKG interpretation - Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office and accurate keyboarding skills - Ability to work a flexible schedule including nights, weekends, and overtime; high school diploma or equivalent preferred ### What's included - Pay range: $15.87–$25.38/hour (~$33,010–$52,790 annualized) - Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance effective Day One - Paid time off from Day One - 403(b) retirement plan - Four weeks of 100% paid parental leave - Whole-person well-being and mental health resources ### About the practice AdventHealth Minneola is part of the AdventHealth system, a faith-based, nonprofit health network operating across multiple states with a mission centered on whole-person care. The Minneola campus serves the growing Lake County, Florida community and provides a full range of inpatient hospital services. The central monitoring unit operates 24/7, with night-shift technicians playing a direct role in patient safety.