Pediatric ER Technician — Night Shift (Part-Time)

Universal Health Services, Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Challenging and rewarding work env

Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision and

401(K) with company match

Job summary

Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center, part of Universal Health Services, seeks a Pediatric Emergency Technician for night shifts. You will provide bedside care, monitor patients, and assist with plans of care under supervision, delivering compassionate care in a busy ED.

Ideal candidates have EMT certification, BLS, and ED or EMS experience; de-escalation training within 6 months is required. Join a multidisciplinary team dedicated to high-quality pediatric care in DC.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• EMT course required; preferred per standards.
• National Registry EMT cognitive/psycho-motor exam.
• 1 year ED tech or 1 year EMS field experience.
• BLS certification from American Heart Association.
• De-escalation training within 6 months of hire.

Responsibilities

• Observe patients, take vital signs, monitor devices, and report status changes.
• Assist with execution of the plan of care as directed by MD/RN.
• Provide bedside care including activities of daily living and mobility.
• Move and transport patients by wheelchair or stretcher as needed.
• Document care and enter data into the hospital system.
• Prepare rooms for new patients and maintain infection control practices.

Skills

Emergency Department experience

Education

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification

BLS certification

National Registry EMT exam (Basic/Intermediate/Paramedic)

Job description

Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center, part of Universal Health Services, seeks a Pediatric Emergency Technician for night shifts. You will provide bedside care, monitor patients, and assist with plans of care under supervision, delivering compassionate care in a busy ED.

Ideal candidates have EMT certification, BLS, and ED or EMS experience; de-escalation training within 6 months is required. Join a multidisciplinary team dedicated to high-quality pediatric care in DC.