Cardiac Technician

Cardiac technicians play a crucial role in assisting physicians in diagnosing heart disease and monitoring the progress of patients during treatment. With their expertise and skills, they contribute to saving lives by responding to emergency calls and providing immediate assistance to individuals experiencing a heart attack. Additionally, cardiac technicians operate electrocardiograph machines to record and analyze the electrical activity of the heart. They also perform Holter monitor and stress testing to evaluate heart function under different conditions. Furthermore, they assist in cardiac catheterization procedures and ultrasound testing, aiding in the accurate diagnosis of heart conditions. Cardiac technicians are highly trained to perform complex procedures such as stent implants, cardiac pacemakers, and defibrillators, which are essential in treating heart disease. Their role extends beyond diagnosis, as they continuously monitor patients' progress during treatment to ensure optimal outcomes. With their expertise and dedication, cardiac technicians contribute significantly to the field of cardiology and the well-being of patients. General Responsibilities: 1. Responding to emergency calls and participating in life-saving interventions for individuals experiencing heart attacks 2. Operating electrocardiograph machines to record and analyze the electrical activity of the heart 3. Performing Holter monitor and stress testing to evaluate heart function under different conditions 4. Assisting in cardiac catheterization procedures and ultrasound testing for accurate diagnosis of heart conditions 5. Performing complex procedures such as stent implants, cardiac pacemakers, and defibrillators 6. Monitoring patients' progress during treatment to ensure optimal outcomes