Patient Care Technician (PCT) – Part-Time, Day/Eve Shift

Emerson Hospital; Concord (MA); On-site; USD 26,174 - 34,440; Part time

Job summary

Emerson Hospital is hiring a Patient Care Technician (PCT)/Nursing Assistant for a part-time day/evening schedule. The role supports RNs and clinical staff by delivering direct patient care, monitoring vitals, and assisting with ADLs in a fast-paced hospital setting.

You will work under the Nurse Manager, providing compassionate care, reporting changes in patient conditions, and participating in safety and telesitter activities as needed. Strong communication and adherence to HIPAA are essential.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED preferred.
• Must be currently enrolled in a professional or practical nursing program.
• Experience in acute care or hospital settings is preferred.
• BLS Certification - Healthcare Provider required; CNA certification strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Accept patient care assignments from the Charge RN or designee.
• Immediately report changes in patient condition to the primary RN.
• Document and report vital signs; monitor input and output.
• Perform capillary blood glucose testing and report results.
• Assist with patient transport and ADLs under nursing supervision.
• Provide continuous observation to ensure patient safety and privacy.
• Support the telesitter program when assigned; monitor via AvaSure.

Skills

Vital signs

Communication

Customer service

HIPAA compliance

English fluency

Education

HS diploma or GED

Nursing program enrollment

Job description

Emerson Hospital is hiring a Patient Care Technician (PCT)/Nursing Assistant for a part-time day/evening schedule. The role supports RNs and clinical staff by delivering direct patient care, monitoring vitals, and assisting with ADLs in a fast-paced hospital setting.

You will work under the Nurse Manager, providing compassionate care, reporting changes in patient conditions, and participating in safety and telesitter activities as needed. Strong communication and adherence to HIPAA are essential.