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Geneva General Hospital

Patient Care Tech

Job Description

Under the direction of a qualified Registered Nurse, performs various patient care activities and related clerical functions that support the clinical operations of the Emergency Department. Provides technical support and participates in unit activities as a team member. Participates in unit, departmental, and organizational improvement activities as assigned. Responsible for review, completion and terminal filing of ED records.
Requirements:
EDUCATION
Minimum:
High school diploma or
GED Preferred:
Post secondary education in a related field.
Medical Terminology LICENSE:
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
Minimum:
Current BLS-provided during week one of hire. CPI certification obtained within 30 days of hire.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Minimum:
One year acute care experience in hospital setting. Computer literacy required
Preferred:
Phlebotomy, EKG, ED Experience, Medical Terminology course
SKILLS:
Minimum:
Ability to organize, plan and accomplish assignments under supervision of a Registered Professional Nurse. Excellent interpersonal, communication (written and oral), and organizational skills. Demonstrated ability to handle confidential information with discretion and ability to deal with internal and external customers in a professional and courteous manner. Computer literacy required with word processing
Preferred:
Experience with Microsoft Office products and electronic medical record, Meditech. Excel and spreadsheets.
Shift:
Night Shift Compensation:
$19.66-$21.72
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