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Ashtabula Regional Medical Center is seeking a compassionate Unit Clerk/Nursing Assistant (UC/NA) in our Administrative division to support patient care in the new tower. The role combines clerical duties with hands-on patient care, including assisting licensed staff and ensuring a well-organized nurse’s station.
The ideal candidate will have a High School diploma or GED, basic computer skills, and strong interpersonal communication.
Ashtabula Regional Medical Center · Patient Care Tower 4
Administrative
Full Time , 2nd , 3-11p, 630a-7p, EOW, holidays as scheduled
FTE: 0.9
This position will be part of Ashtabula Regional Medical Center's (ARMC) new patient care tower. The patient care tower is a 115,000 square foot, multi-story building with 55 new private patient rooms.This includes a new Intensive Care Unit, five new operating rooms in the Surgical Suite, and 24 new rooms in the Emergency Department. The new patient rooms have private bathrooms and showers and aremore spacious and comfortable for families while visiting their loved one.
The new tower creates an even better environment for our patients and caregivers whileincorporatingthe latest technology in healthcare. Caregiver input was a critical piece of the tower design process. Caregivers were involved to help ensure the tower was designed around their workflow, not the other way around. Come check us out and explore the opportunities to care for patients in a facilitycentered around patients and caregivers!
The Unit Clerk/Nursing Assistant (UC/NA) is a dual role that is integral to ARMC’s mission of providing quality patient care to our community. We are looking for a compassionate, energetic individual to join us in providing the best, most compassionate care for our patients!
The Unit Clerk functions as the key communicator and information agent for the unit. This individual will be responsible for managing/performing all clerical tasks, providing customer service in a courteous and helpful manner, and maintaining an organized nurse’s station.
As a Nursing Assistant, the caregiver will perform various patient care activities and related services under the direction of the licensed staff. Duties include ADL’s, vitals, feeding, bathing, dressing, mouth care, and other direct patient care duties as assigned.