The Nurse Technician performs patient care, nursing tasks, and clerical duties - including acting as a unit receptionist and providing information to patients, families, visitors, and staff. The Nurse Tech also assists the Licensed Nurse as needed.

What You'll Need:

High School Diploma or GED Completion of a North Carolina State Approved Nurse Aide I course BLS certification

Key Responsibilities:

Patient Care:

Provide direct patient care, maintain a safe environment, and assist with activities of daily living.

Communication:

Relay messages, answer phones, and maintain records.

Patient Information & Documentation:

Record vital signs, fluid intake/output, and patient data. Collect specimens.

Patient Dietary Assistance :

Prepare, assist, and document patient meals.

Patient Transfer/Discharge :

Assist with admissions, transfers, and discharges. Provide patient mobility support.

Patient Environment :

Maintain unit cleanliness, manage supplies and equipment, and inspect patient charts.

Patient Records:

Update, assemble, and maintain patient charts. Assist with record requests.

Call Lights:

Respond to call lights promptly.

Phone Etiquette :

Answer phones professionally and direct physician calls to nurses.

Customer Focus:

Provide excellent customer service, greet visitors, and assist with patient needs.

Supplies & Equipment :

Assess unit supply needs, maintain inventory, and deliver requisitions and specimens.

Teamwork & Support:

Assist with patient care procedures, orientation, and unit coordination.

Meetings & Updates:

Attend unit meetings and continuing education programs.

Professionalism :

Maintain a professional demeanor and adhere to department rules and standards.

Other Duties :

Perform assigned tasks as directed by management.