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Effingham Health System is seeking an Emergency Department Technician to support direct patient care in a fast-paced ED. You will transport patients and specimens, assist with treatments, and help prepare sterile supplies under RN supervision.
The role requires high school completion, phlebotomy and glucose testing training, and a current BLS certification; EMT licensure is preferred with at least a year of related experience.
Description
Under the general direction of the Chief Nursing Officer and direct supervision of the Director of Nursing, The Emergency Department Technician is responsible for direct and indirect patient care as assigned and within their scope of practice. The EDT performs a variety of tasks and activities to meet patient and department needs to include but not limited to transport, participation in planning, data collection, and recognition of changes and communication to other healthcare team members. The Emergency Department Technician must be knowledgeable of supplies, equipment, and instruments in the Emergency Department and perform all duties in accordance with The Joint Commission, federal, state, and local guidelines, organizational and departmental policies and procedures. The EDT communicates with medical staff, other departments, and outside agencies while maintaining confidentiality. Position requires self-motivation, creativity, and capabilities to function in a semi-autonomous role within a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
Minimum Level of Education: Education level equivalent to completion of high school.
Formal Training: Requires documented training on phlebotomy procedures and Glucose testing.
Licensure, Certification, Registration: Licensed Emergency Technician preferred, BLS Certification required.
Work Experience: One year of recent experience as an emergency medical technician or two years of recent experience in the medical environment, preferably emergency-related field.