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Southeast Health is seeking a Patient Sitter to provide direct observation of a patient at risk, under the supervision of nursing staff. The sitter maintains a safe environment and reports changes in the patient’s condition to the care team.
Requirements include completion of Patient Sitter Training, CPR certification, and CPI training with certification, along with strong interpersonal skills to communicate with diverse age groups.
The Patient Sitter works under the supervision and guidance of the professional nursing staff and is responsible for the direct observation of a patient who has the potential for, or who has demonstrated behaviors that put them at risk for safety and/or injury. The Patient Sitter observes the patient at all times, maintains a safe environment, and reports any changes in the patient’s condition or concerns regarding the patient’s well-being.
Employed by SAMC in another position which allows for extra or downtime to be spent in a sitter role. Effective interpersonal and customer service skills, compassion, and a genuine desire to help others. CPR Required CPI Training with certification
Successful completion of Patient Sitter Training. Annual completion of competency requirements Ability to read, write, and speak English. Ability to communicate effectively and appropriately with individuals of varied age groups and cultures
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7:00 am - 7:00 pm
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Regular
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