ED Tech – Days

DayToDay Health; Augusta (GA); On-site; USD 22,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

DayToDay Health in Augusta, GA seeks an ED Tech Level I to assist Registered Nurses in the Emergency Department, delivering safe, age-appropriate patient care and performing technical procedures.

Responsibilities include taking vital signs, EKGs, wound care, catheterization, and helping with patient transport and equipment maintenance while adhering to safety policies.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; BLS certification required.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work well in a team.
• Proficiency with basic computer systems and workflow documentation.

Responsibilities

• Obtain and document vital signs, perform 12-lead EKGs, bedside blood sugar testing, superficial wound care, oral suctioning, splint application, and assist with ambulation.
• Operate monitors, transport patients and supplies, ensure stocked patient areas, and monitor patients in restraint/seclusion.
• Perform aseptic procedures such as catheterization, sterile tray prep, dressing changes, and phlebotomy.
• Manage telesitter carts, troubleshoot connectivity, and respond to escalation needs.
• Recognize arrhythmias, maintain equipment, and ensure safety and policy compliance.

Skills

BLS certification

Effective communication

Computer proficiency

Team-oriented

Vital sign measurement

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Role Overview

The ED Tech Level I is a multi-skilled caregiver supporting Registered Nurses by providing safe, age-appropriate patient care and technical procedures in the Emergency Department.

Key Responsibilities

Obtain and document vital signs, perform 12-lead EKGs, bedside blood sugar testing, superficial wound care, oral suctioning, splint application, and instruct on safe ambulation with crutches. Operate cardiac and pulse oximetry monitors, transport patients, supplies, and medications, ensure stocked patient areas, and monitor patients in restraint/seclusion. Perform aseptic procedures such as urethral catheterization, sterile tray prep, dressing changes, and phlebotomy. Manage telesitter carts, troubleshoot connectivity, and respond to escalation needs. Recognize and communicate arrhythmias, maintain equipment, and ensure compliance with safety and policy standards.

Qualifications & Skills

High school diploma or GED, BLS certification, effective communication, computer proficiency, team-oriented, and skilled in vital sign measurement.

Must demonstrate initiative and collaboration to support patient care and safety.