Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologist Sample Clauses

Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologist. A Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologist delegated by the Employer to assess and program cardiac rhythm devices, for the majority of time. Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologists who assess and program cardiac rhythm devices for less than the majority of time will be paid at this grid level on the basis of time scheduled (the minimum time to be coded for payroll purposes will be four (4) hours. Time scheduled over four (4) hours requires payroll coding for the whole shift). Level 8 Cardiovascular Technologist Level 8 Electrophysiology Technologist Level 8 Cardiology Technologist – Supervisor I A Cardiologist Technologist delegated by the Employer to supervise a staff of up to and including ten (10) FTE. Level 8
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Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologist. A Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologist delegated by the Employer to assess and program cardiac rhythm devices, for the majority of time. Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologists who assess and program cardiac rhythm devices for less than the majority of time will be paid at this grid level on the basis of time scheduled (the minimum time to be coded for payroll purposes will be four (4) hours. Time scheduled over four (4) hours requires payroll coding for the whole shift). Xxxxx 0 Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 0 Electrophysiology Technologist Level 8 Cardiology Technologist – Supervisor I A Cardiologist Technologist delegated by the Employer to supervise a staff of up to and including ten (10) FTE. Level 8 Cardiology Technologist – Supervisor II A Cardiologist Technologist delegated by the Employer to supervise a staff of more than ten (10) FTE or is required to supervise at least one (1) FTE Cardiac Rhythm Devices Technologist or Cardiovascular Technologist or Electrophysiology Technologist. Note: An Employer is not required to create a Cardiology Technologist Supervisor I or Supervisor II position. Xxxxx 0 Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx – Staff Level 8* Cardiopulmonary Technologist – Sole Charge Level 9 Cardiopulmonary Technologist – Student Supervision Level 9 Cardiopulmonary Technologist – Supervisor Xxxxx 00 Child Life Specialist – Staff (Diploma) Level 7* Child Life Specialist – Staff (Bachelor’s) Level 8* Child Life Specialist – Sole Charge Level 9
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