Cardiac Telemetry Technician- ECG, BLS, ACLS certifications

Cell: 812-***-****

ECG Monitoring of Basic

Rhythm Interpretation is

being revolutionized by

evaluating clinical

education intervention.

• Diagnosis of complex arrhythmias.

• Detection of acute often silent

myocardial ischemia.

•Identification of drug-induced

prolonged QT

•Underuse of QT-interval and ST-

segment monitoring.

•Retrospective study to evaluate

educational interventions to

improve compliance with AHA

monitoring standards.

•Human physiology,anatomy,

cardiovascular hemodynamics,

medical etiology,& cardiovascular

morphology.

•Implenting new practice standards

for ECG monitoring.

•Alarm Fatigue

*ECG Certified

*ACLS Certified

*BLS/CPR Certified

*Certified HIPPA Compliance

mara bennett Email: ***********@*****.***

attention - - i am THE candidate for you, the near miss, the near passed on, can't believe she exists, unexpected; yet surprising candidate. I'm not one in a million. I'm one in a lifetime. I am a highly experienced in the field of Cardiac Telemetry bringing 5+ years experience. My resume lists my qualifications, I inserted a clip at the bottom, of an email that an RN sent out hospital wide. So you have another's perspective. Here is why I stand out from other Telemetry Techs. Getting certified, or starting in this field, we are taught how to interpret a heart rhythm. We are shown pictures of rhythm s to memorize & identify. We measure the PR, QRS, QT, ST etc. and interpret it. Data shows the underuse of QT-intervals, & ST-segment monitoring, alarm fatigue, & documentation in the EHR. I guarantee that won't happen with me. Now, The first component required is the "Basic ECG Course" it teaches one the "Art of the Heart." The lines, dips, bumps, waves, & measurements.. However; The goals of electrocardiograph monitoring have expanded from simple HR,

& basic rhythm determination, to diagnosis of complex arrhythmias, & the detection of acute, and often silent myocardial ischemia, & identification of drug-induced prolonged QT interval in certain patient's for example. My 2nd Component "Advance ECG Course II" My Objective : is knowing the "Medical Education Angels 0CKFDUJWF Interpreting UIF NPSQIPMPHZ PG UIF Heart " 0CKFDUJWF **I 8IZ this is OFDFTTBSZ When to OPUJDe when B 17$ PO B QBUJFOUhT SIZUIN JT worrisome, rather than IBSNMFTT; PGUFO EVF UP DBGGFJOF BOYJFUZ BOE FMFDUSPMZUF BCOPSNBMJUJFT )PXFWFS staying updated & Familiarized with the intrinsic part of each patient's cardiac history before every shift to give insight on what to be monitoring for is PIVOTAL. DVF UP BOy VOEFSMZJOH DBSEJBD QSPCMFNs, one's knowledge of the Pt's history, & their expertise keeps one's mind heightened during their shift. All COMMUNICATION to RN is vital. DOCUMENTATION is VITAL. Educationally dedicating one's own time learning UP identify all Domponents of the cardiac electrophysiolgy,etiology, & morphology of the heart, with intervention coinciding with one's cardiac education has shown telemetry monitoring significant increase. 'PS example a 1VMNPOBSZ FNCPMJTN + 4JOVT tachycardia JO NBOZ QBUJFOUT XJUI QVMNPOBSZ FNCPMJTN, + nFX 3JHIU PS SJHIU BYJT EFWJBUJPO XJUI TUSBJO DBO BMTP JOEJDBUF 1& My heart is in Cardiac Telemetry, it's my passion, that's why I dedicate my time learning all I can, but realizing I'll never know everything. There are 4 broad rationales for arrhythmia monitoring I like to follow: 1. Immediate recognition of sudden cardiac arrest to improve time to defibrillation, delayed defibrillation is significantly decreased after in hospital cardiac arrest. 2. Recognizing deteriorating conditions that may lead to a life-threatening, sustained arrhythmia thereby prompting treatment that may prevent or mitigate the effects of a cardiac arrest. 3. Arrhythmia monitoring will, in many situations, facilitate management of arrhythmias even if not immediately life-threatening. 4. Arrhythmia monitoring can facilitate diagnosis of arrhythmias or cause of symptoms, and subsequently guide appropriate management. I find it to be prominent to know. Repetitively learning & training one's mind, teaching oneself what a "rhythm looks like", alongside "what heart is interpreting to you"" is captivating.

CERTIFICATIONS

skills:

•Knowledgeable skills in

recognizing abnormal

cardiac rhythms.

•Ability to work

independently, and respond

appropriately in stressful

situations.

•Knowledgeable in medical

terminology, anatomy,

physiology, diagnostic

tests/procedures, &

medications.

•Proficiency in using

computer software.

experience; background training

manatee memorial hospital

heart monitor interpreter/telemetry specialist

Bradenton, FL Dates of Employment - 09/2020 - 02/2023

•Monitored 40+ patients on telemetry, Identified Pt's on drips.

•Meticulously discerned medications intravenously prescribed & what for to identify potential reactions, changes on rhythm, rate, & BP due to the rapidly effectiveness of the drug.

•Constant communication w/ the RN on pt status, & assessment evident on the monitor.

•Educating myself on the pharmacology component of my job. Knowing the side effects of which drugs cause what effects such as Vasopressors, Chronotopes, Catecholamine, Adrenergics, channel blockers, Amio, Nitro, & Antiarrhythmics is critical to know when watching Telemetry Monitors.

•Interpreted Heart Rhythms & measurement of cardiac cycles.

•Recorded baseline measurements to examine if a rhythm change took place & when & maintained accurate medical records. Interpreted rhythm strips every 4 hours in patients electronic chart.

•Assisted in training technicians, medical students or other staff members.

•Maintaining updated knowledge through continuing education and advanced training.

•Demonstrated leadership by making improvements to work processes and helping to train others. iu bloomington hospital - telemetry monitor tech & unit coordinator Bloomington, IN Dates of Employment 04/18 - 09/20

Unit Coordinator Duties:

•Order medical equipment, supplies, and infrastructure for the hospital

•Assist patients with important hospital forms and inform them about the procedures of the hospital

•Maintain and update patient medical records, making charts.

•Train new employees on hospital processes, policies, and procedures Cardiac Monitor Duties:

•Training new hospital employees technicians, medical students, &, RN’s.

•Assisted in Teaching the Cardiac Heart Rhythm Class & Exam.

•Followed the 5 Standard Telemetry parameters: ECG, RESP, NIBP, SPO2, 2-TEMP, PR/HR

•Operated and calibrated telemetry equipment, tested for for safety.

•Gave report to Physicians on the patients they requested.

• Designed an efficient strategy for monitoring.

•Designed an Effective Report Management System.

•Recommendations for Project Improvement.

•Ensuring Guidelines and Recommendations are Followed. Sarasota Memorial Hospital 06/23--

health unit coordinator/ cardiac tech

Cardiac Monitor Tech Duties:

• Monitored cardiac electrocardiogram and cardiac screening.

• Assessed ventricular and atrial rhythm QRS PR and QT interval and ectopic beats.

• After identifying dysrhythmias initiated immediate preventive measures.

• Reported concerns and changes to on-duty nurse.

• Prepared documentation concerning cardiac arrests.

• reading, monitoring and interpreting heart rhythms.

• Communication with nurses on the floor for rhythm changes and other issues concerning cardiac related problems.

• Entering and discharging patients from telemetry in MEDITECH. LICENSED AUTHOR OF:

Glow Publications: Released Feb/2008

Non-Fiction-Inspired by a True Story

Writer: Mara Lee Bennett

Shawnee Baptist College

Louisville, KY

Graduated with HONORS

with the degree of

Associate of Arts

Majoring in

Office Administration

with a Minor in

Business Management

High School Diploma

General Studies

Blessed Hope Baptist School

Jasonville, IN

Education And Training

LANGUAGUES:

ENGLISH

+

SIGN LANGUAGE

skills cont...

•Attention to detail

•Excellent Communication

skills

•Strong listening and

comprehension skills.

•Conflict resolution

skills.

•Supreme confidence in

decision-making ability.

•Excellent interpersonal

skills

•Great with patients,

always an advocate for

them.

The determination & hard

work of always being on

top of all new medical

interventions & analysis.

indiana sports and spine

office manager & hipaa compliance officer

Bloomington, IN Dates of Employment: 09/18 - 11/18

• Medical Records, Medical Billing, Medical Coding

• Maintained updated knowledge of coding requirements, which included continuing education and certification renewal.

• Sending claims, adjusting Insurance issues

• Daily, Weekly, and Monthly audit specialist certified in most healthcare organizations.

• Resolved customer inquiries and complaints adjudicating issues with management- level de-escalation and resolving the issue per policy. Always with a uplifting tone & positive concern to rectify the situation in the given chance we cannot the customer is respectful more times than not if respect & due diligence is given.

• Implemented and maintained company protocols to facilitate smooth daily activities.

• Maintained impeccable office organization to support efficiency, professionalism and performance objectives.

terre haute internal medicine

front office manager & doctor's assistant

Terre Haute, IN Dates of Employment 03/15 – 09/16

• Interviewed, hired and trained medical office teams and conducted performance reviews.

• Charting for all patients for the doctor along with entering labs and dealing with different pharmaceutical questions

• Schedule management, Medical Records, and answering phones while meeting the needs of each patient

• I am on call with one of the doctors 7 days a week to help him and his business exceed as a professional milestone for this community.

• Documented notes during patient visits.

• Scheduled patients by collecting screening information or presented nurse with clinical information to triage urgent patient needs.

• Organized charts, documents and supplies to maintain team productivity.

• Scheduled appointments for patients via phone and in person. general duties

duties & responsibilities

alorica:

customer service representative

Terre Haute, IN Dates of Employment: 09/13 – 03/15

•Multi-tasked while working around 8-12 different computer systems at once. Presented, promoted, and sold products/services using solid arguments to existing and prospective customers.

Performed cost-benefit and needs analysis of existing/potential customers to meet their needs.

Established, developed, & maintained positive business & customer relationships. Managed large amounts of incoming phone calls.

Generated highest sales leads & commission in the entire Call Center repetitiously. Identified and assessed customers' needs to achieve satisfaction. needed.

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