Overlake Medical Center & Clinics·Lynnwood, Washington
The Emergency Department Technician provides direct patient care to patients and their families under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, potentially caring for patients of various ages. This role may also involve performing waived and moderately complex point of care testing and obtaining/transporting blood samples and other bio-hazardous specimens.
Welcome to a medical center where you're the center of attention.
• Hourly
$24.95 - $38.75
Exciting opportunity in Overlake's brand new Off-Campus Emergency Department.
Overlake is preparing to open our first off-campus ED (OCED) facility in Lynnwood this fall. This new OCED will provide 24/7 ED-level care in a highly collaborative, fast-paced setting. It will be based on the model MultiCare has used to open highly successful OCED locations across Washington State.
The Emergency Department Technician (ED Tech) provides direct patient care to patients and their families under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. May provide care to patients of various ages. May also perform waived and moderately complex point of care testing and associated quality activities outlined in protocol and procedures; obtain blood samples from patients, transport samples and other potentially bio-hazardous specimen for point of care.
Per Diem / Nights
Applications now being accepted for those individuals committed to providing EXCELLENCE to our GROWING Eastside Community.
Why join overlake?
If this sounds like an environment where you'll thrive, we'd love to hear from you.
How much will this job pay?
A High School Diploma or equivalent is required, along with Health Care Provider CPR Certification upon hire. Applicants must possess an active Washington State Nursing Assistant-Certified (NAC) or Washington State Nursing Assistant Registration (NAR), or a Washington State Medical Assistant - Phlebotomist (MA-P) license upon hire, with the remaining required license to be obtained within 90 days.
Market context
Emergency department tech roles in Washington are often competitive because hospitals need staff who can work nights, adapt quickly, and support patient flow in fast-paced settings. For this per diem role, an active Washington NAC, NAR, or Medical Assistant-Phlebotomy credential, plus CPR certification on hire, are key requirements; the listed medical insurance, tuition reimbursement, and caregiver support may also matter when comparing offers. On this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, which can save you time when reviewing whether to apply.