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ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Assists with repairing a broad range of mechanical problems, preventative maintenance, general building maintenance and custodial work. Must be able to perform preventative maintenance on wide range of equipment including Extruders, Laminators and Injection Molding Machines, as well as building maintenance.
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Enforce custodial workflow to meet standards and expectations. Maintain effective lines of communication with the client and facility personnel to ascertain that their needs and requirements as related to the custodial contract are being satisfied.
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Interprets ECG rhythm strips correctly including basic measurements of PR interval, QRS and QT intervals and documents legibly on strip with signature. The Central Telemetry Monitor Technician upholds the standards of behavior by displaying integrity, commitment, communication skill, customer waiting, sensitivity, and professional appearance when interacting with all customers whether in person, over the telephone, or email.
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Documents all patient data correctly in log book-Interprets ECG rhythm strips correctly including basic measurements of PR interval, QRS and QT intervals and documents legibly on strip with signature- Completes interpretation and documentation of ECG rhythm strips upon admission and then every 12 hours & PRN2.
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