Night Shift Patient Care Technician - Compassionate

Oro Valley Hospital; Oro Valley (AZ); On-site; USD 40,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Oro Valley Hospital in Oro Valley, AZ is seeking a Patient Care Technician who supports RN/LPN teams by providing high-quality, patient-centered help with daily living activities, data collection, and safe care environments.

The role requires basic patient care knowledge, strong organization, and clear communication; BCLS within 90 days is required, with CNA or CPCT certification preferred. 0–2 years in acute care or nursing program encouraged.

Qualifications

• 0-2 years of experience in acute care or nursing program preferred.
• Basic knowledge of patient care practices and equipment.
• Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
• Commitment to patient confidentiality and safety protocols.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist nursing staff with delegated patient care services.
• Record vital signs, intake/output, and other data for RN/LPN/LVN.
• Support with meals, personal care, mobility, and hygiene.
• Assist with patient positioning and mobility aids as needed.
• Collect samples and perform point-of-care tasks per protocol.
• Communicate effectively with care team and document findings.
• Maintain infection control practices and PPE usage.
• Participate in performance improvement and safety initiatives.

Skills

Patient care basics

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Infection control

PPE usage

Documentation

Education

CNA certification preferred

CPCT certification preferred

BCLS within 90 days of hire

Job description

Oro Valley Hospital in Oro Valley, AZ is seeking a Patient Care Technician who supports RN/LPN teams by providing high-quality, patient-centered help with daily living activities, data collection, and safe care environments.

The role requires basic patient care knowledge, strong organization, and clear communication; BCLS within 90 days is required, with CNA or CPCT certification preferred. 0–2 years in acute care or nursing program encouraged.