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UHS·Washington, District of Columbia
Tech - Er
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The ED Tech provides hands-on clinical and logistical support to the care team in a high-acuity Emergency Department. Key duties include obtaining vital signs, performing EKGs, assisting with procedures, and maintaining the readiness of patient care areas.
About GW Hospital The George Washington University Hospital is a 385-bed academic medical center in downtown Washington, DC. Affiliated with the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, we are committed to clinical excellence, innovative research, and healthcare education. Unit Overview Our Emergency Department is a fast-paced, high-acuity environment serving a diverse population with complex medical needs. As a Level I Trauma Center and academic hospital in the heart of Washington, DC, we offer advanced care in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, ensuring every patient receives timely, quality treatment.
The ED Tech supports physicians, nurses, and other care team members by delivering hands-on clinical and logistical support to patients in the Emergency Department. This includes assisting with procedures, collecting specimens, transporting patients, and maintaining the readiness of the ED environment.
Obtain vital signs, perform EKGs, assist with splints, wound care, and orthopedic procedures Assist with patient transport, mobility, and hygiene Collect lab specimens and conduct point-of-care testing Maintain supplies and clean patient care areas Assist with patient monitoring and comfort measures Document care activities in the electronic medical record
Candidates must have a high school diploma, current BLS certification, and either an EMT or CNA certification. One year of experience in acute care is preferred.
Market context
In the District of Columbia, support-services roles in healthcare often draw steady interest because facilities need dependable staff who can work across patient-facing and operational tasks. These jobs are competitive when employers want recent clinical or medical experience, so a high school diploma plus CNA or Medical Assistant training, or nursing school background, can help you stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to match the recent hospital, long-term care, or medical experience the posting asks for.