Patient Care Technician (PCT) Looking for more than just a job? Step into a role where what you do every day truly matters. Our Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) are on the front lines of compassionate, patient-centered care—supporting patients through some of their most vulnerable moments and helping them heal with dignity and respect. This is your chance to build a meaningful healthcare career from the ground up while gaining real, hands-on clinical experience in a supportive, team-driven environment. What You'll Do As a PCT, you'll be a trusted part of the care team, working alongside nurses and clinical staff to keep patients safe, comfortable, and cared for.

Your work will include:

Providing hands-on direct patient care, including bathing, mobility assistance, and comfort measures Monitoring and documenting vital signs and patient information Supporting nurses and the care team in delivering high-quality patient-centered care Offering compassionate emotional support to patients and families Helping maintain a clean, safe, and respectful care environment Safely lifting and/or moving up to 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodation Why This Role Matters PCTs are the heartbeat of the hospital experience. You'll be the person patients rely on for comfort, communication, and care—while gaining invaluable experience that can launch a long-term career in healthcare. Whether you're just starting out or looking to grow, this role is designed to help you build confidence, skills, and opportunity within a leading health system. What We Offer On-the-job training to set you up for success Required PCT classes provided through the care center/unit Flexible scheduling with day, evening, and night shifts across multiple Deaconess locations A supportive environment focused on learning and career growth What We're Looking For The best PCTs bring more than skills—they bring heart: Compassion for patients and families Empathy and emotional awareness Reliability and strong work ethic Clear, respectful communication Team-first mindset Comfort working in a fast-paced clinical environment with exposure to medical conditions and typical hospital settings Requirements Basic Life Support (BLS) - Health Care Provider certification within 6 months of hire High school diploma or GED preferred Completion of required PCT training classes for the assigned unit If you want a career where you're not just working in healthcare—but actively helping people heal every single day—this is your opportunity to start strong and grow fast.