Cardiac Device Specialist, Overnight
Job Details
- Experience
- At least two years of recent experience in cardiac device management, or successful completion of a formal cardiac rhythm management training program.
Requirements
- Have at least two years of recent experience in cardiac device management, or have successfully completed a formal cardiac rhythm management training program.
- Have hands-on experience interrogating and interpreting cardiac device diagnostics from at least three of Medtronic, Abbott, Boston Scientific, and Biotronik.
- Have strong knowledge of electrocardiogram and intracardiac electrogram interpretation, including recognizing and assessing complex arrhythmias.
- Have moderate to advanced technical skills and confidence using digital monitoring platforms, device portals, and clinical software systems.
- An associate or bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline is preferred but not required.
- IBHRE certifications such as CCDS, CEPS, or CDRMS are preferred but not mandatory; CCT or CRAT credentials are an advantage.
- Be available for a regular overnight schedule beginning after 11:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
- Reside and work exclusively within the contiguous United States.
- Have a dedicated, quiet home workspace and reliable internet connectivity.
- Be able to manage workloads independently, maintain accuracy under time constraints, and remain focused during overnight work.
- Be able to successfully complete a technical assessment during recruitment.
- Be able to work at a computer for extended periods and perform repetitive data-entry tasks.
Responsibilities
- Monitor patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices using remote monitoring software and review incoming transmissions.
- Analyze ECG and EGM recordings, device diagnostics, and transmission data to identify abnormal device function and complex arrhythmias.
- Evaluate pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, and other cardiac monitoring devices across multiple manufacturers.
- Recommend appropriate follow-up when device performance issues or clinically significant findings are identified.
- Prepare accurate documentation of device findings in accordance with clinical standards and procedures.
- Communicate relevant findings and concerns to healthcare providers.
- Organize responsibilities, prioritize incoming transmissions, and deliver interpretations within expected turnaround times.
- Collaborate with clinical leadership and fellow specialists to maintain quality standards and resolve complex cases.
- Protect patient information and comply with HIPAA requirements, privacy policies, and protocols for protected health information.