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Valley Medical Center & Clinics seeks a Patient Care Assistant - Float Pool to perform routine nursing tasks under supervision, supporting the Nurse Float team at VMC Main Campus in Renton, WA.
The role requires WA CNA licensure, BLS, and phlebotomy certification (or within 90 days). Prior patient care experience is preferred; 0.9 FTE with daytime shifts. This position reports to the Nurse Manager and offers opportunities in a busy clinical setting.
Job Title: Patient Care Assistant - Float Pool
Req: 2026-0669
Location: VMC Main Campus
Department: Nurse Float
Shift: Days
Type: Full Time
FTE: 0.9
Hours:
City State: Renton, WA
Category SEIU-Service
Salary Range: Min $27.34- Max $43.61/hrly DOE
JOB DESCRIPTION
The position description is a guide to the critical duties and essential functions of the job, not an all-inclusive list of responsibilities, qualifications, physical demands, and work environment conditions. Position descriptions are reviewed and revised to meet the changing needs of the organization.
TITLE: Patient Care Assistant/MA - Phlebotomy
JOB OVERVIEW: A Patient Care Assistant performs routine nursing services under the supervision of a professional nurse or Clinical Administrative Resource (CAR).
DEPARTMENT: Varies
WORK HOURS: Variable
REPORTS TO: Nurse Manager/Asst. Nurse Manager
Current licensure to practice in the State of Washington as a Certified Nursing Assistant required.
AHA BLS for healthcare providers required.
One (1) Year Patient Care Experience, Preferred.
MA - Phlebotomy certification, required (or must obtain within 90 days of hire).
Generic Job Description for Clinical Support Partner.
Generic Job Functions: See Generic Job Description for Clinical Support Partner.
Demonstrates applied knowledge in:
Significant signs and symptoms as directed by the RN / LPN or CAR.
Observations in changes in patient condition (such as, but not limited to, level of consciousness or mobility, breathing pattern, skin color, pain, difficulty swallowing, new wound drainage, decreased output, etc.).
Equipment that is alarming or malfunctioning.
Concerns related to patient or family behavior or emotional status or problems with patient compliance to
Cardiac/pulmonary arrest.
Psychiatric emergencies.
Postpartum hemorrhage (specific to Birth Center)
Newborn emergencies (specific to Birth Center)