Skill
Electrocardiography
Healthcare and Medical
Electrocardiography is the medical practice and technique of recording and interpreting the heart's electrical activity, typically producing an electrocardiogram (EKG/ECG). It is used by cardiologists, cardiac technicians, and other clinicians to diagnose arrhythmias, ischemia, and structural heart abnormalities. Proficiency involves both correctly placing electrodes/leads and analyzing the resulting tracings.
Open roles requiring Electrocardiography (2)
Physician - Cardiologist(General/Invasive/Interventional)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Dayton, OH · $350,000 – $400,000
A federal physician role caring for cardiology patients in a Veterans Affairs medical center, suitable for cardiologists prepared to work as employees of the U.S. government with structured benefits, scheduled hours, and no private practice restrictions. This is a stable, full-time position with strong retirement and insurance benefits and a predictable work week.
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Health Technician (Phlebotomy)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Appleton, WI · $40,736 – $52,957
This role involves drawing blood from patients, processing specimens, and performing basic laboratory tests at a VA clinic. It suits someone with phlebotomy training or laboratory experience who can work independently while following strict protocols for specimen handling and patient safety.
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