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A leading healthcare provider in Houston is seeking a Patient Care Assistant I for the night shift in the Operating Room at Ben Taub Hospital. This part-time role involves supporting patient care activities and collaborating with nursing staff to ensure patient needs are met. Ideal candidates will possess strong communication skills and a commitment to patient care. Join a dedicated team focused on providing quality healthcare services to the community.
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Harris Health System, established in 1966, is the public healthcare safety-net provider serving Harris County, Texas. It focuses on providing quality care to low-income, uninsured, and underinsured patients through various services, including acute and primary care, wellness, disease management, and population health. Ben Taub Hospital (Level 1 Trauma Center) and Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital (Level 3 Trauma Center) are key components of Harris Health’s extensive network of clinics and health centers. The system has achieved Magnet nursing excellence and holds numerous prestigious designations, collaborating with renowned institutions such as Baylor College of Medicine, UTHealth, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and the University of Houston.
Harris Health System is committed to community health, serving Harris County residents with comprehensive healthcare services. Our network includes hospitals, clinics, specialty centers, and telemedicine options, supported by partnerships with top medical institutions and academic programs.
Job Summary: The Patient Care Assistant I (PCA I) supports patient care activities under the supervision of registered nurses in clinics and inpatient units. The PCA I collaborates with nursing staff to ensure patient needs are met, performs delegated patient care activities, and follows safety protocols. Candidates should be competent in basic patient care, medical terminology, communication, organization, and computer skills, demonstrating professionalism and effectiveness.