ER Care Technician - Compassionate Patient Support

MultiCare Health System; United States; On-site; USD 34,000 - 56,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Paid time off

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

MultiCare Health System in Washington state seeks an Emergency Services Technician to support patient care in an off-campus ED setting. The role involves direct patient care under supervision, collaborative work with a team, and applying nursing knowledge and protocols to ensure safe, quality care.

Requirements include High School Diploma or GED, WA state CNA/NA-R/MA-P/MA-C or EMT certification (MA-P required within 180 days; Yakima location may vary), current BLS, and prior ED/acute care

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED is required.
• Current Washington state CNA/NA-R/MA-P/MA-C or EMT certification.
• MA-P certification must be obtained within 180 days where applicable.

Responsibilities

• Assist in providing direct patient care as directed by health care practitioner.
• Engage critical thinking to maintain a safe, therapeutic environment.
• Deliver nursing care using the nursing process per hospital policies and protocols.
• Collaborate with the team to improve quality of care and patient experience.
• Foster a learning environment for patients, families and staff.
• Advocate for ethical, holistic care respecting diverse backgrounds.

Skills

Patient care

Critical thinking

Team collaboration

Nursing process

Ethical care

Education

High School Diploma or GED

WA CNA/NA-R/MA-P/EMT certification

Job description

MultiCare Health System in Washington state seeks an Emergency Services Technician to support patient care in an off-campus ED setting. The role involves direct patient care under supervision, collaborative work with a team, and applying nursing knowledge and protocols to ensure safe, quality care.

Requirements include High School Diploma or GED, WA state CNA/NA-R/MA-P/MA-C or EMT certification (MA-P required within 180 days; Yakima location may vary), current BLS, and prior ED/acute care