Night Shift Emergency Department Technician II

Medical University of South Carolina; United States; On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

The Emergency Department Technician II at Medical University Hospital Authority reports to the Nurse Manager and works under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse to provide multi-skilled support for patient care and outcomes.

Requirements include prior ED Technician experience, applicable certifications, and a college degree or active enrollment in nursing/healthcare fields; the role expects physical stamina and commitment to a patient-centered approach.

Qualifications

• Minimum: 1 year in a .6 FTE ED Technician I at MUSC.
• Certification: CNA/EMT/CMA/Paramedic/CPT with current credential.
• At least 1 year inpatient hospital experience.
• Active nursing school enrollment with Nursing Fundamentals completion.
• Active enrollment in a healthcare-related field.

Responsibilities

• Assist RN with multi-skilled activities to support patient-centered care.
• Perform duties under direct supervision of a Registered Nurse.
• Support decentralized approach to patient care to achieve outcomes.
• Maintain safety and compliance per hospital policies.

Education

At least 1 year in a .6 FTE ED Technician I position at MUSC

Certified Nursing Assistant, EMT, CMA, Paramedic, or Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)

Experience in a military medical occupation

At least 1 year of inpatient hospital experience

A college degree

Active enrollment in nursing school with completion of Nursing Fundamentals from an accredited institution

Active enrollment in a healthcare related field from an accredited institution

Job description

The Emergency Department Technician II at Medical University Hospital Authority reports to the Nurse Manager and works under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse to provide multi-skilled support for patient care and outcomes.

Requirements include prior ED Technician experience, applicable certifications, and a college degree or active enrollment in nursing/healthcare fields; the role expects physical stamina and commitment to a patient-centered approach.