Pomerene Hospital·Millersburg, Ohio
The Patient Care Technician provides direct patient care across multiple clinical areas, including Maternity and the Operating Room. Key duties include obtaining blood specimens, performing EKGs, and assisting with activities of daily living.
An exciting career awaits you at Pomerene, we are looking for a Float, Patient Care Tech to join our team. The shift is 7:00PM-7:00AM, 2 or 3 nights a week.
Pomerene Hospital, situated in Millersburg, Ohio, is a community-focused healthcare facility dedicated to providing quality medical services to the region. Known for its patient-centered approach, the hospital offers a range of services, including emergency and hospital medical care, surgical procedures, specialized treatments, as well as physician-based services.
Pomerene plays a vital role in enhancing the well-being of its community, fostering a compassionate environment for patients and their families, serving out the mission of "caring for our community's health".
Today, Pomerene Hospital operates as a 25-bed, independent, critical access, not-for-profit rural community hospital.
As one of the largest employers in Holmes County, Pomerene Hospital serves not only the local community but also residents from all neighboring counties.
The primary purpose of the Patient Care Technician is to work across multiple clinical areas within the hospital including: Maternity, Operation Room, Phlebotomy and more. Essential job functions include: ordering lab tests in CPSI, obtaining blood specimens, perform EKGs, perform bladder scans under the guidance of a registered nurse, vital signs, documentation of care, stocks departmental supplies, transporting specimens to the lab, transporting patients, obtains blood glucose, scrub tech for c-sections, room turnover, clerical
including answering phones, transportation arrangement and order entry.
The assigned to float to all areas. will demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide safe, timely, effective, quality, age appropriate, culture appropriate, cost conscious and evidenced based care. The PCT provides patient care on an individualized basis, according to organizational policies and procedures. Within the level of the PCT qualifications, you may be assigned to work on other nursing units based on patient census and staffing needs.
A High School Diploma or GED is required, with a preference for candidates who are MAs, STNAs, or Phlebotomists. Experience as a Scrub Tech is preferred, though the facility is willing to provide training.
Market context
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