Unit Coordinator & Monitor Tech– Telemetry Stepdown Unit

Unit Coordinator & Monitor Tech – 11

ABCD Telemetry Stepdown Unit

Requisition : 308638

Location: Good Samaritan Hospital – 375 Dixmyth Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45220

Job Type: Part‑Time Days – 6:30am‑7:00pm

11

ABCD Medical Cardiac Step‑Down Unit – Good Samaritan Hospital

The 11

ABCD Medical Cardiac Step‑Down unit at Good Samaritan Hospital is an intermediate care area dedicated to patients with a variety of cardiac conditions. Our team focuses on caring for patients experiencing chest pain, those recovering from myocardial infarctions (MI), congestive heart failure (CHF), and cardiac arrhythmias. This unit provides an essential bridge for patients transitioning from critical care to a less intensive setting while still requiring specialized cardiac monitoring and support.

In addition to cardiac care, the unit also provides high‑intensity non‑invasive ventilation and serves as a back‑up stroke unit.

The unit features 39 beds, and staffing is carefully tailored to meet the needs of our patients.

We welcome both experienced nurses and new graduates to our team. With a supportive environment and opportunities for growth, we ensure that all staff members have the tools they need to provide exceptional care to our patients.

• Supportive, team‑centered culture built on communication, compassion, and respect.
• Hands‑on experience in a high‑acuity Telemetry setting that strengthens clinical skills.
• Opportunities to expand competency in emergency response and advanced care tasks.
• Leadership that promotes professional growth and continuous learning.
• Comprehensive Tri Health benefits, wellness programs, and career support.

• High School Degree or GED (or equivalent experience).
• Successful completion of basic cardiology course, including 40 hours of clinical orientation.
• Equivalent experience accepted in lieu of degree.

• FTE: Part‑Time – 24 Hours Weekly
• Shift: Days – 6:30am‑7:00pm
• Hospital: Good Samaritan Hospital (Telemetry Stepdown Unit)
• Role: On‑site inpatient role

Tri Health offers a comprehensive benefits suite including medical, dental, vision, retirement contributions, paid time off, tuition assistance, and wellness resources. Learn more:

This position performs clerical duties as well as maintaining skills necessary to observe and interpret central cardiac monitors. The role requires interpersonal skills to communicate with respect and compassion to customers: communications information through various telecommunication devices; and assists in coordinating patient flow.

• High School Degree or GED
• Successful completion of basic cardiology course, including 40 hours of clinical orientation
• Equivalent experience accepted in lieu of degree

Maintains proficient knowledge of computer applications specific to unit/job (i.e. maintaining census, accurate scanning of documents). Is knowledgeable of the function/operation of equipment specific to the role on the unit.

Communicates appropriately and effectively with internal and external customers (i.e. staff, patients, families, other departments, etc.). Relays accurate and complete information. Maintains confidentiality. Takes an active role in maintaining patient satisfaction (i.e. way‑finding, quick response to call lights and phones, etc.).

Demonstrates ability to appropriately respond to and prioritize work. Removes medications from the tube system and places in appropriate locked cabinet. Responds appropriately to emergency situations (i.e. Code Blue, Rapid Response Team, fire, Special Alert). Demonstrates knowledge/use of emergency systems, policies and procedures. Performs computer down time procedures according to unit/Tri Health guidelines.

Demonstrates/maintains knowledge of organizational and unit changes. Supports organizational and unit changes. Acknowledges need for self growth and accountability. Identifies areas for self improvement.

Responsibilities of the monitor reader:
Accurately observes and interprets the central cardiac monitors. Is aware of the location of all monitored patients during the shift. Accurately…