Night Shift Patient Care Tech — CCU Compassion & Support

Baptist Health; North Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 21,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

Baptist Health is seeking a Patient Care Technician (PCT) for the Coronary Care Unit. The role supports patients through basic care, monitoring, hygiene, and compassionate interaction on the night shift (1830-0700). You will work as part of the patient care team and engage with families and staff to ensure high-quality care.

The position emphasizes strong communication, flexibility, and the ability to learn new healthcare skills, with CPR and related trainings provided during education sessions.

Qualifications

• Healthcare experience preferred but not required (per the posting).
• Service industry experience preferred but not required.
• Willingness to work flexible hours.
• Good organization skills.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to learn and apply new healthcare-related skills.
• Ability to communicate effectively and consistently.
• Ability to collaborate with the healthcare team.
• Ability to engage patients at appropriate wellness levels.
• Ability to problem solve.
• Proactive in anticipating customer needs.
• Education will include CPR, skills training, crucial conversations, and hospitality in healthcare.

Responsibilities

• Assist the patient and family with basic patient care, monitoring, and hygiene.
• Support the care team to ensure care is complete.
• Demonstrate compassion, caring, and excellent human interaction.

Skills

Strong communication

Team collaboration

Flexible hours

Organization

Education

12 college credits incl English Comp

GPA ≥ 2.0

Job description

Baptist Health is seeking a Patient Care Technician (PCT) for the Coronary Care Unit. The role supports patients through basic care, monitoring, hygiene, and compassionate interaction on the night shift (1830-0700). You will work as part of the patient care team and engage with families and staff to ensure high-quality care.

The position emphasizes strong communication, flexibility, and the ability to learn new healthcare skills, with CPR and related trainings provided during education sessions.