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The Emergency Department Tech Level I at WellStar Health System provides safe, age-appropriate care under a Registered Nurse, performing vital signs, 12‑lead EKG, bedside glucose testing, suctioning, splinting and instruction for safe ambulation with crutches.
Responsibilities include aseptic technique for catheterization, sterile tray prep, dressings, phlebotomy, telesitter liaison duties, transportation of patients and supplies, monitoring cardiac monitors, and ensuring the care area remains
Work Shift
Day (United States of America)
The Emergency Department (ED) Tech Level I is a multi‐skilled caregiver who functions under the direction of the professional Registered Nurse. Provides safe, age-appropriate care to the patient by performing the following patient care functions and technical procedures: vital signs, 12-lead EKG, bedside blood sugar testing, superficial wound care, oral suctioning, splint application, instruction of safe ambulation with crutches. Must understand and practice aseptic technique when required: urethral catheterization, sterile tray preparation, dressing applications and all phlebotomy. Must be able to operate and observe cardiac monitors to ensure recognition of arrhythmias (site specific Kennestone ED), as well as operate pulse oximetry monitors. Requires knowledge of all specialty instruments and trays, including trauma resuscitation equipment and set-up, ENT trays, special procedure trays. Transports patients, unit supplies, equipment, and patient medications. Assures patient care area is appropriately stocked with supplies. Monitor's patients in restraint/seclusion and documents observations. Performs other duties deemed necessary to ensure delivery of patient care.
All certifications are required upon hire unless otherwise stated.
Effective communication skills (verbal and written) required.
Proficiency with desktop computer required.
Demonstrate willingness to be a team-player and a self-starter required.
Proficiency obtaining vital signs using manual processes required.