Registered Cardiology Technician

Referral Bonus: $250 referral bonus for successful hire

Aroga Lifestyle Medicine is a collaborative, patient-centred healthcare organization serving patients in British Columbia and Ontario and expanding across the country. Our core team includes Specialist Physicians, Family Doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Allied Health Professionals, and Health Coaches. We are passionate about optimizing health and wellness through the latest evidence-based research and genuine patient care.

Aroga’s foundation is firmly built on whole-person care and is reflected in our clinical approach, practices, and patient programs. We believe that every individual, given the right tools, support, and knowledge, can be empowered to optimize their health and happiness. Our mission is to truly heal and inspire individuals, families, and communities.

We anchor our work in our Aroga community: our incredible patients and team members.

Grounded in best practices in competence, professionalism, and healthcare standards, we strive to foster a culture of openness, inclusivity, kindness, and care. Every team member understands how they contribute to Aroga’s mission and vision, feels empowered in their role, and has opportunities to provide input and feedback. We value our people and recognize that work/life balance, flexibility, and a supportive environment are essential for our team to thrive.

About the Role

The Registered Cardiology Technologist will be responsible for performing and supporting cardiac diagnostic testing in accordance with established clinical protocols, equipment standards, organizational policies, and applicable professional requirements.

• Perform 12-lead ECGs in accordance with established protocols.
• Prepare patients and perform Holter monitor applications and removals.
• Apply and set up 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitors and assist with data collection and uploading.
• Perform treadmill stress testing in accordance with established protocols and within the technologist's scope of practice.
• Monitor patients throughout diagnostic testing and recognize and respond appropriately to changes or concerns, following established clinical protocols and escalation procedures.
• Ensure cardiac diagnostic equipment is functioning appropriately and report equipment concerns when identified.
• Download, upload, and organize Holter and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring data for review and interpretation.
• Prepare required documentation and diagnostic information for physician interpretation.
• Maintain accurate and complete patient records and documentation.
• Provide patients with clear instructions before, during, and after diagnostic testing.
• Follow infection prevention, privacy, safety, and organizational policies and procedures.
• Work collaboratively with physicians and the broader multidisciplinary team.
• Maintain a professional, respectful, and patient-centered approach at all times.
• Conducts treadmill stress tests while working independently without the direction of a physician, and can determine when to terminate the test.
• Perform ECG, Holter Monitor, and Ambulatory Blood Pressure hook-ups.

• Graduation from a recognized program of Cardiology Technology.
• Current Registration with the Canadian Society of Cardiology Technologists.
• Current Registration with the Cardiology Technologist Association of British Columbia (CTABC)
• Current certificate in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with physicians and other members of the healthcare team.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to accurate clinical documentation.

• Knowledge of cardiac…