Wound Care Unit Receptionist & Patient Care Tech

Day Kimball Health; Putnam (CT); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Sick Time

401K Plan with Eligible Employer Conr

Pet Insurance

Clinical Ladder Program

Shift Differential

Pay for Performance

Job summary

Day Kimball Health in Putnam, CT seeks a Unit Receptionist/Patient Care Technician for the Wound Care Clinic. Day shift, per diem, performs front desk duties, basic patient care tasks, and supports the nursing team to ensure smooth unit operation.

You will work under the nurse's direction to assist with bathing, vitals, ADLs, transportation, and patient care while upholding a culture of teamwork and professional respect.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• CNA certification or completion of one year of clinical experience in an accredited RN nursing program, or EMT-B, or equivalent required.
• Current AHA Healthcare Provider CPR certification or equivalent within 3 months of hire required.
• Current NVCIT certification within 3 months of hire required.

Responsibilities

• Meets the physical demands of the position.
• Demonstrates ability to cope with and function under stress.
• Meets skill certification requirements for designated units.
• Remain alert and in visual contact with the patient at all times.
• Assist the patient in daily activities as directed by the nurse.
• Assist the nurse in restraining and removing restraints.
• Completes all necessary forms, requisitions, communications and special projects as assigned.

Skills

Medical terminology

Keyboarding

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

CNA certification or clinical experience in RN program or EMT-B

Job description

Day Kimball Health in Putnam, CT seeks a Unit Receptionist/Patient Care Technician for the Wound Care Clinic. Day shift, per diem, performs front desk duties, basic patient care tasks, and supports the nursing team to ensure smooth unit operation.

You will work under the nurse's direction to assist with bathing, vitals, ADLs, transportation, and patient care while upholding a culture of teamwork and professional respect.