Patient Support Tech – Day Shift (Relief Pool)

Trinity Health MI; Pontiac (MI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits effective Day One

Full benefits package

Retirement savings with employer match

Growth and advancement

Tuition Reimbursement

Job summary

Trinity Health MI in Michigan is seeking a Patient Support Tech to join the Relief Pool at the Trinity Health Oakland Campus. This full-time day shift role supports RN supervision, provides bedside care, and helps maintain unit flow.

You will perform basic procedures like venipuncture, EKG, vital signs, and daily living activities under supervision. Education requires a high school diploma; preferred candidates have 6 months direct patient care experience or a PAC externship in acute care and

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• 6 months direct patient care experience within past 5 years.
• Completion of one Medical/Surgical clinical rotation in a nursing educational program.
• Completion of a Patient Care Technician program that requires externship in an acute care facility.

Responsibilities

• Provides bedside care and selected procedures under RN supervision, including venipuncture, 12 lead EKG, basic glucose, respiratory care, vital signs, and reporting life‑threatening conditions.
• Performs activities of daily living (ADL) appropriate to the patient's condition under RN direction.
• Performs nutrition support such as bed setup, feeding assistance, and intake/calorie documentation.

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Trinity Health MI in Michigan is seeking a Patient Support Tech to join the Relief Pool at the Trinity Health Oakland Campus. This full-time day shift role supports RN supervision, provides bedside care, and helps maintain unit flow.

You will perform basic procedures like venipuncture, EKG, vital signs, and daily living activities under supervision. Education requires a high school diploma; preferred candidates have 6 months direct patient care experience or a PAC externship in acute care and