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University of Maryland Medical System

Tech Aide

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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A Hearing Screener or Technician performs hearing tests to determine whether a patient has hearing loss or impairment. Asks patients to report when they hear a series of tones or sounds with low volume or high frequency.

$52,667 / year median in Maryland

+10% projected growth

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Job Description

Job Requirements
JOB SUMMARY
Under general supervision, assists with clinical and clerical duties in the department to ensure efficient patient care and turnaround times. Moves and transports patients to and from beds and ambulatory devices to and from imaging areas. Uses acceptable and proper body mechanics while maintaining patient comfort and safety. Performs computer related tasks within the electronic health record and Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS). Interacts with patients ranging in age from neonate to geriatric.
Work Experience Education & Training:
High school diploma or other combination of training and experience sufficient to meet reading, writing and verbal communication requirements is required. American Heart Association Healthcare Provider BLS required.
Work Orientation & Experience :
Previous relevant experience in a healthcare setting is preferred.
Skills & Abilities:
Ability to work calmly in a busy medical department environment. Visual and hearing abilities sufficient to receive, understand, and act upon clerical and technical instructions given in person, over the telephone, computer screens, and in writing. Physical abilities necessary to assist patients in dressing preparation and procedure related movements as well as transporting patients to/from exam area. Ability to respond politely to anxious patient and family members, rapidly changing work priorities from technologists, supervisors, and physicians.