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The Patient Care Technician (PCT) role at Stanton County Hospital supports the nursing staff by performing essential patient care, comfort measures, and daily activities under supervision. Training will be provided on the job to ensure patient safety and competency.
Responsibilities include monitoring vitals, assisting with meals and hygiene, repositioning patients, and recording intake and output. The position also involves unit support, clerical tasks, and maintaining a clean, safe environment
The Patient Care Technician (PCT) works under the direct supervision of the Registered Nurse to assist with basic patient care, patient comfort, and daily activities. The PCT supports nursing staff by performing patient care duties, assisting with unit operations, and maintaining a safe and clean environment for patients, visitors, and staff. Training will be provided on the job.
Under the supervision of the charge nurse, assist with patient care, comfort, and personal hygiene, including:
Assist with housekeeping and cleaning duties by:
Works under the direct supervision of the charge nurse, often with explicit instructions.
Work is conducted in clean, well-lit patient care areas. The position may involve frequent exposure to communicable diseases, biologic hazards, and unpleasant patient activities. Physical demands include bending, stooping, moving patients, pushing or pulling equipment.
Minimum high school diploma or equivalent.
Must maintain current licensure in the State of Kansas as a certified nurse aide.
Must maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification or obtain within a timeframe established by Stanton County Hospital.
The Patient Care Technician will participate in hospital orientation and department-specific training. Required job skills and patient care tasks will be learned through structured on-the-job training and competency validation. The employee must demonstrate competency prior to independently performing assigned duties, with competencies evaluated and documented according to hospital policy.
Requires strong interpersonal skills, patience, and the ability to follow directions from nursing staff.
Previous healthcare or patient care experience is preferred but not required.