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Telemetry Monitor Technician

Spectraforce Technologies
United States, Illinois, North Chicago
Jul 01, 2025
Position Title: Telemetry Monitor Technician Work Location: Grayslake, IL, 60030 Assignment Duration: 1 year (possible extension) Work Schedule: PM weekdays and available weekends after completing training. Training on 1st shift (7a-3:30pm) for first 2-3 weeks, last week a combination of PM and nights. Position Summary: Perform telemetry monitoring and related clinical tasks in the Clinical Pharmacology & Pharmacometrics Research Unit. Background & Context: This role requires face-to-face interactions with our subjects. It also requires hands-on skills that require physical contact with some activities (ex: phlebotomy, ECG collections, vitals signs). Key Responsibilities: Review protocols and comply with study-specific activities that impact telemetry areas of responsibility. Communicates in an appropriate and professional manner with study subjects and unit personnel. Maintain accurate and complete source data. Perform study protocol related activities, i.e., telemetry monitoring, etc., as assigned. Assist with telemetry monitoring system set-up and preparation of telemetry transmitters and related documentation. Participate in continuous cardiac telemetry monitoring of study subjects, as required by the study protocols, and seek assistance as needed. Assist with telemetry data review in the telemetry monitoring system and generation of Holter reports, as appropriate. Maintain safety and confidentiality of study subjects throughout the study. Understands and complies with SOPs, FDA regulations, and basic GCP requirements. Qualification & Experience: Minimum Education Required: High School Diploma or equivalent. Minimum Experience Required: 1-2 years of work experience in a clinical or research environment. Documented proficiency in Cardiac Arrhythmia (must have experience) recognition. Notes: For initial training (approx. 4 weeks), it will be a guaranteed 40hr a week. The first 2-3 weeks will be primarily day shift (7a-3:30pm). The last week is a combination of PM shift and nights (not 100% in stone, but depending on contractor progress). Once training is completed, there are no guaranteed hours. Contractors will be scheduled based on a combination of our needs and their availability. Given how busy we have been and how busy we'll continue to be, I would estimate a contractor easily receiving 2-3 shifts a week minimum, again based on the above. An example of no hours would be end of the year holidays because there are no subjects in house for 1-2 weeks. Paramedics and firefighters do well in this position.