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University Health Partners of Hawai'i is seeking a Patient Care Technician Trainee to support the Hyperbaric Treatment and Wound Care Center (HTC). You will collaborate with providers to facilitate patient care, assist during evaluations, prepare medical charts, and help set up the chamber.
Education to patients and families is part of the role, with on-call duties and training requirements. The trainee will earn $18/hr with a path to a Patient Care Technician I after completing the Didactic
PAY RATE:Patient Care Technician Trainee - $18/hr. Patient Care Technician range: $30/hr. to $36/hr.
The Patient Care Technician collaborates with providers at the Hyperbaric Treatment and Wound Care Center (HTC) to facilitate patient care and coordinate treatment activities; assists during evaluation of patients; prepares medical charts; prepares chamber for use; and assures patient comfort and chamber orientation are accomplished efficiently. Provides education to patients and families. Serves as Care Provider during daily scheduled and emergent treatments. Maintains credentials and competencies, participates in HTC training, safety drills, monthly meetings, and contributing to the monthly on-call schedule. Be available to work a minimum of 6 assigned hours and 4 call shifts per month. Maintain continuous availability and 30 minute response time to HTC while on-call.
The Patient Care Technician starts as a Trainee with a training wage of $18/hr and will be promoted to a Patient Care Technician I upon successful completion of the trainee period. The trainee period includes completion of a Didactic Care Provider Course provided by HTC, passing a hyperbaric physical exam, and in-chamber pressurization test. These steps are required before advancing to the Clinical Provider Course. The duration of training varies with availability and base knowledge of new hires.
There are three levels of Patient Care Technician I, II, and III, each with increasing levels of responsibility and required licensure/certification, including ACLS for the Patient Care Technician II and III positions.
On-call: 12-24 hours/week during training ($18.00/hr), minimum of 6 hours/week and 4 on-call shifts
Due to safety concerns, individuals who are pregnant cannot enter the hyperbaric chamber. This restriction is based on the potential risks associated with hyperbaric oxygen exposure during pregnancy.