Job Description
Job Description
JOB TITLE : Cardiac Device Admin Assistant
DEPARTMENT : Electrophysiology
GENERAL SUMMARY OF DUTIES : Provides diverse and advance assistance and support to Cardiac Rhythm and Device Specialist, Providers, Nurse Practitioners and other members of the clinical team.
Completes specific projects and tasks assigned.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS :
- Assists with inventory and tracking patient devices.
- Assists with PaceArt and Home monitor database and patient records.
- Updates and maintains device schedules.
- Coordinates off-campus pacemaker / defibrillator and Loop recorder clinics.
- Provides patient and family education. Maintains timely flow of patients. Maintains and reviews patient records, charts, and other pertinent information.
- Participates in enrichment classes, maintains professional affiliations, and is a member of appropriate professional organizations.
PAY RANGE : $23-$28 / hr to start (dependent upon experience and education)
Education :
Preferred : Associate degree in businessor related medical field preferred but not required.
Minimum : High School Diploma or equivalent.
Experience :
Minimum : Two years of administrative experience with two years in a clinical setting and at least
one year in cardiac related area.
Certificate / License : None
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS :This job description is intended to provide basic guidelines for meeting job requirements. Responsibilities, knowledge, skills, abilities, and working conditions may change as needs evolve.
Company Description
As a well-respected and established group, we are recruiting to meet the increased demand for our services. We are actively involved in cardiovascular research and the latest technology in ICD, pacemakers, CHF, Cardiac MRI, revascularization, and new drugs for coronary artery disease.
Company Description
As a well-respected and established group, we are recruiting to meet the increased demand for our services. We are actively involved in cardiovascular research and the latest technology in ICD, pacemakers, CHF, Cardiac MRI, revascularization, and new drugs for coronary artery disease.