Night-Shift Emergency Department Tech & Unit Coordinator

University Medical Center, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 17,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

University Medical Center, Inc. seeks an Emergency Department Tech/Unit Coordinator to provide clinical support under the supervision of an RN.

You will assist with patient care, admissions and discharges, phlebotomy, EKG lead placement, trauma and respiratory functions. You will document vital signs, mobility, hygiene and comfort, transport specimens and supplies, set up charts, manage equipment, and cooperate with physicians and nurses to maintain safe, efficient patient flow in a fast-paced

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Completion of a recognized Clinical Assistant, Medical Assistant or EMT Training Program.
• BLS certification required; CNA/CMA/EMT credentials preferred.
• Previous ED experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Measures and documents intake/output, heights, weights, and vital signs.
• Applies and documents restraint usage; safety checks for high risk patients.
• Performs phlebotomy, EKG lead placement, trauma care, and respiratory support.
• Transcribes and enters physician orders; coordinates admissions/discharges.
• Transports patients, lab work, specimens, and supplies throughout the facility.
• Maintains equipment, QA/QC, and infection control compliance.

Skills

BLS certification

Vital signs

Phlebotomy

EKG

Patient safety

Education

High School diploma or GED/equivalent

Clinical Assistant/Medical Assistant/EMT Training Program

Tools

Hospital information systems (SMS)

Job description

University Medical Center, Inc. seeks an Emergency Department Tech/Unit Coordinator to provide clinical support under the supervision of an RN.

You will assist with patient care, admissions and discharges, phlebotomy, EKG lead placement, trauma and respiratory functions. You will document vital signs, mobility, hygiene and comfort, transport specimens and supplies, set up charts, manage equipment, and cooperate with physicians and nurses to maintain safe, efficient patient flow in a fast-paced