Nurse Tech - ICU Patient Care & Transfers

University of Missouri Health Care; Columbia Township (MO); On-site; USD 23,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance starting day one

Paid time off including holidays

Tuition assistance for employees and 2

Retirement options and matching

Discounts on plans and services

Job summary

University of Missouri Health Care is seeking a Nurse Tech for the Medical ICU on-site at University Hospital in Columbia, MO. Sunday night shift (1900-0730) with base pay hourly and a differential for evenings, nights, and weekends.

You will assist with patient transfers, meals, and feeding, while maintaining an orderly unit and training new staff. The role emphasizes teamwork, adherence to patient-centered care, and timely documentation of vitals and specimens, supported by a robust benefits

Qualifications

• Completion of relevant nursing assistant credentials or training within specified timelines.
• Ability to transfer patients and assist with feeding and meals.
• Educate and train new staff within the Care Team Associate role.
• Maintain organized work throughput and promptly respond to calls.

Responsibilities

• Assist nursing staff in transferring patients and delivering meals.
• Organize workload and maintain order and clear communication.
• Educate new staff on responsibilities of the Care Team Associate.
• Respond to patient needs and prompt call lights.

Skills

Patient care

Organization

Training/education

Communication

Multitasking

Education

CNA certification

Fundamentals of Nursing

UAP training program

Tools

Bed-management system

Job description

University of Missouri Health Care is seeking a Nurse Tech for the Medical ICU on-site at University Hospital in Columbia, MO. Sunday night shift (1900-0730) with base pay hourly and a differential for evenings, nights, and weekends.

You will assist with patient transfers, meals, and feeding, while maintaining an orderly unit and training new staff. The role emphasizes teamwork, adherence to patient-centered care, and timely documentation of vitals and specimens, supported by a robust benefits