Clinical Care Technician - Emergency Department

Posted 5 days ago

st elizabeth healthcareFort Thomas (KY)

Emergency Medical Technicians General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

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About the role

Clinical Care Technician St. Elizabeth Healthcare is hiring a Clinical Care Technician for our Emergency Department located within the Ft. Thomas Hospital.

Shift/Hours: Full Time, 60 hours biweekly, Split 2/3 Shift

Job Description: The Clinical Care Technician provides direct and indirect patient care to support a unit or facility as directed by a Registered Nurse (RN).

Responsibilities include: Participates as a member of the patient care delivery team by collection of basic laboratory specimens and two hour troponins, collects legal alcohol specimens, performs EKG's and 2 hour EKG's with troponins, assists with lifting and transporting, performs vital signs, clean and bandage wounds, splinting to fractures and other duties as delegated by the nursing staff within scope of training. Transport patients to testing. Perform CPR on full arrests as members of the code team. Follows all policies and procedures in the collection of laboratory samples and in the performance of EKG's, in an accurate and timely fashion. Assists nursing staff in addressing patient care needs, rounding frequently and ensuring that environment is conducive to care. Education, Credentials, Licenses: Highschool Diploma / GEDBLS Certification Specialized Knowledge: Ability to perform such tasks as vital signs Demonstrates knowledge of body mechanics Kind and Length of Experience: Hospital OrientationFLSA Status: Non-ExemptRight Career. Right Here. If you're looking for the right careers in healthcare, the right place to be is at St. Elizabeth. Join us, and you'll take pride in the level of care we offer our community.

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