Cardiac Monitor Technician Jobs
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Monitor Technician
- Piedmont Atlanta Hospital
- Atlanta, GA
$24-100/hour
Monitor Technician
- Piedmont Newton Hospital
- Covington, GA
$17-45/hour
Monitor Technician
- Rockdale Medical Center
- Conyers, GA
$17-45/hour
Monitor Technician
- Eastside Medical Center
- Snellville, GA
$17-45/hour
Monitor Technician
- University Hospital
- Augusta, GA
$21-45/hour
Monitor Technician
- Alton Memorial Hospital
- Alton, IL
$17-22/hour
Monitor Technician
- Tampa General Hospital
- Tampa, FL
- 5x8 hrs, Days
$15/hour
Monitor Technician
- Tampa General Hospital
- Tampa, FL
- 5x8 hrs, Nights
$15/hour
Central Monitor Technician
- Piedmont Atlanta Hospital
- Atlanta, GA
Monitor Technician
- Piedmont Atlanta Hospital
- Atlanta, GA
Centralized Cardiac Monitoring Technician II
- Cone Health Womens & Childrens Center
- Greensboro, NC
ED Monitor Technician
- Piedmont Newton Hospital
- Covington, GA
Monitor Technician - Imaging Assistant
- Rockdale Medical Center
- Conyers, GA
Monitor Technician - Nights
- Rockdale Medical Center
- Conyers, GA
Telemetry Monitor Technician
- Eastside Medical Center
- Snellville, GA
Monitor Technician
- University Hospital
- Augusta, GA
Cardiac Monitor Technician
- Legacy Health
- Portland, OR
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Cardiac Monitor Technician Jobs Salary Insights
Average Cardiac Monitor Technician Salary
$40.10/hour
The average salary for a Cardiac Monitor Technician is $40.10 per hour. This is 36% lower than the practicing US average of $54.62.
Last updated on November 13, 2026. Based on active jobs on Vivian.com.
Cardiac Monitor Technician Jobs FAQs
Where can I learn more about working as a Cardiac Monitor Technician?
Take a look at Vivian's Cardiac Monitor Technician Career Guide for more information, including required education, responsibilities, pros and cons and more.
What is a Monitor Tech?
Monitor techs are allied health professionals who specialize in monitoring and interpreting electrocardiograms of patients to detect irregular heartbeats, arrhythmias, and cardiac arrest as it’s happening. Sometimes referred to as cardiac monitor technicians or telemetry technicians, monitor techs assist doctors and nurses in diagnosing various heart conditions. They typically perform their job by sitting at a computer outside of patients’ rooms. Although monitor techs usually don’t provide any type of medical treatment, they’re valuable members of patients’ healthcare teams and do their part to help improve patients’ lives.
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