Working closely with other members of the department, the Exercise Testing Technician performs diagnostic testing which evaluates a patient's response to exercise. The Exercise Testing Technicians will support Exercise Testing. Major responsibilities include: to work as part of a team to perform diagnostic exercise testing procedure; explain the procedure to patient in order to obtain full co-operation and maximum performance; taking a brief patient history; obtaining written consent: performing resting ECG/BP and examine for abnormalities during exercise; observe and assess patient tolerance to exercise, assist in determining the end point of exercise tolerance; quickly recognize cardiac emergencies and act accordingly; operation of computers, metabolic measurement systems, treadmill with ECG monitoring systems. Other responsibilities include: ensuring all procedures are performed according to established protocols and standards of practice and in a safe and compliant manner according to CNSC regulations; participating in various training programs and research studies; and contributing to an environment which supports clinical excellence and continuous learning.

1. Cardiovascular Technician diploma/ CardioPulmonary Technologist Diploma (or equivalent) with active registration and membership in good standing applicable registering body (e.g., CSCT or OSCT)
2. Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of cardiac function as it relates to the various diagnostic testing
3. Minimum of one year experience in ECG Lab with demonstrated interpretation skills within the last five years
4. Minimum one year recent experience in Exercise Stress Testing lab within the last five years; previous experience in Nuclear Medicine is considered an asset
5. Demonstrated ability to work responsibly in an interdisciplinary team environment
6. Demonstrated effective communication (written and verbal), organization and interpersonal skills
7. Demonstrated effective problem solving skills, critical thinking and the ability to prioritize in a fast paced clinical environment
8. Demonstrated ability to effectively relate to client/patient population
9. Demonstrated initiative and judgment appropriate for the position
10. Demonstrated computer skills including Microsoft Office
11. Demonstrated ability to work in a collaborative team environment and demonstrate behavior consistent with HHS Values Based Code of Conduct
12. Demonstrated commitment to maintaining and improving individual competence as well as contributing to the education and development of students
13. Demonstrated advanced arrhythmia interpretation skills
14. Current BLS certification