Nursing Support Tech — Compassionate Patient Care

Grady Health System; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 22,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Grady Health System seeks a Nursing Support Technician to assist licensed nurses in delivering compassionate, patient-centered care. This role supports daily living activities, safety, and basic therapies in an inpatient setting.

You will collaborate with nursing staff, physicians, and support teams, using technology to document information and advocate for patients. An emphasis on communication and continuous improvement is required.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• American Heart Association BLS certification required.
• Must meet one of: Georgia Nursing Assistant Certification, PCT program certificate, or BASIC Nursing Fundamentals course as evidence.

Responsibilities

• Provide age-appropriate, culturally sensitive patient care.
• Maintain a safe environment and assist with activities of daily living.
• Collect information, communicate effectively, and use technology as directed.
• Provide personal care, comfort measures, and nourishments to patients.
• Perform tasks and therapies delegated by licensed professionals.
• Cross-train as patient safety monitor or unit clerk when needed.

Skills

Patient-Centered Care

Communication

Collaboration & Teamwork

Integrity & Accountability

Quality & Safety

Adaptability & Resilience

Leadership & Professionalism

Employee Experience Focus

Education

American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification

Georgia Nursing Assistant Certification

PCT Program Certificate (Patient Care Technician)

Basic Nursing Fundamental Course (official transcript)

Job description

Grady Health System seeks a Nursing Support Technician to assist licensed nurses in delivering compassionate, patient-centered care. This role supports daily living activities, safety, and basic therapies in an inpatient setting.

You will collaborate with nursing staff, physicians, and support teams, using technology to document information and advocate for patients. An emphasis on communication and continuous improvement is required.