Role OverviewUnit Care Technician responsible for direct and indirect patient care under the direction of licensed personnel. Provides physical and clerical support, coordinates activities, and communicates effectively.
What You Will Do
Contributes to the operation of the unit, completes unit competency assessments, and provides personal self-care and activity programs to patients.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Preferred qualifications include 1 year of nursing school, EMT, CNA, or Medical Assistant Certification, and 1 year of customer service experience in a healthcare setting.
Requirements
- American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support (BLS)
- Basic Computer skills
- Knowledge of office systems, practices, and equipment
- Knowledge of basic medical terminology
- Ability to use correct grammar and spelling
- Excellent customer service skills
Benefits
- Shift differentials
- On-call pay
- Incentive pay
- Bonus opportunities
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