Omnes Healthcare, an NHS primary and secondary care provider, is recruiting a cardiac physiologist to its cardiology services on a 12-day engagement. The work centres on reviewing 12-lead and 24-hour Holter ECGs, interpreting the results and uploading them to patient records. The role is remote, with occasional on-site presence for training, meetings or support, and can be full or part time. Candidates need BSE accreditation or an equivalent qualification and outpatient cardiology experience.
What the job involves
- Review 12-lead ECGs and 24-hour Holter ECGs
- Interpret diagnostic results accurately
- Upload diagnostic results to patient records
- Work collaboratively with a multi-skilled team of clinical and non-clinical staff
Qualifications
- Qualified physiologist with BSE accreditation or equivalent
Experience
- Experience in an outpatient cardiology service
Skills & knowledge
- Reading 12 standard 12-lead ECGs per hour
- Reading 4 24-hour Holter ECGs per hour
- Turnaround of 48 hours or less
What’s offered
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, plus a day off for your birthday
- Clinical progression and training cost support
- Full indemnity cover for all work undertaken
- NHS discount and support schemes
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Sick pay and enhanced maternity/paternity leave
- Salary sacrifice schemes (electric car, cycle to work)
- Life insurance (3x salary), healthcare cash plan and charitable giving scheme
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Remote Cardiac Physiologist in City of London employer: Omnes Healthcare Limited
Omnes Healthcare is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and inclusive work environment for Dermatologists in the beautiful regions of Cumbria and Lancashire. With a commitment to clinical excellence and innovation, employees benefit from a competitive salary, generous holiday allowance, and opportunities for professional growth through training support. The company values work-life balance and provides comprehensive benefits, ensuring that every team member can thrive while making a meaningful impact on patient care.
