Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation·Kirksville, Missouri
Provides high-quality patient-centered support in the ICU by performing clinical tasks and monitoring vital signs under RN supervision. Serves as a monitor technician to observe telemetry and assists with patient mobility and daily living activities.
The ICU Technician provides high-quality, patient-centered support within the Intensive Care Unit by performing delegated clinical and non-clinical tasks under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN). This role assists with the delivery of direct patient care, monitors vital signs and basic diagnostic data, and supports ICU operations to ensure a safe, clean, and efficient care environment. The ICU Technician contributes to improved patient outcomes by supporting the critical care team in meeting the unique needs of high-acuity patients.
Essential Functions
Provides direct and indirect patient care under the supervision of the RN, following care plans and departmental protocols.
Obtains and documents patient data, including vital signs, intake and output, and other clinical observations, alerting licensed personnel to abnormalities.
Assists patients with activities of daily living (ADLs), including bathing, grooming, oral care, elimination, nutrition, and mobility support.
Supports patient mobility by turning, positioning, transferring, and ambulating patients using proper body mechanics.
Collects specimens for diagnostic testing, ensures accurate labeling, and facilitates timely transport to the lab.
Assists with admissions, discharges, and patient transfers within or outside the ICU.
Maintains a safe and orderly care environment by restocking supplies, cleaning equipment, and reporting maintenance issues.
Serves as a monitor technician (Monitor Tech) for the unit, observing telemetry and reporting changes to clinical staff, as needed.
Provides emotional support to patients and families, demonstrating empathy and compassion in critical care settings.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Maintains regular and reliable attendance.
Complies with all policies and standards.
Requires 0-1 years of experience in a hospital or critical care setting and a BCLS certification. Completion of a PCT, CNA, or Medical Assistant program is preferred.
Market context
In Missouri, support-services roles tied to case management and community outreach often draw steady demand from healthcare and community-based employers, especially when local travel and EMR use are part of the job. These positions are competitive because employers want candidates with a relevant certification, 1-3 years of experience, and comfort working across sites within a 45-mile radius. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification, EMR background, and travel readiness before applying.
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