FAQs
What are the work hours for this position?
The work hours are from 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with shifts every other weekend and rotating holidays required.
Is there a sign-on bonus for this position?
No, there is no sign-on bonus for this position.
What qualifications are required for the Patient Care Technician-Unit Secretary role?
The qualifications required include CNA certification or completion of an accredited nursing assistant training course, at least six months of previous patient care experience or equivalent, American Heart Association CPR Certification, high school graduation or equivalent, and effective communication skills.
Is prior experience necessary for this role?
While one year of Nursing Assistant experience or comparable experience is preferred, it is not strictly required.
What type of environment will I be working in?
The work environment involves frequent standing, walking, and bending, with the potential for exposure to chemicals, airborne diseases, blood, and bodily fluids.
Are there any physical demands associated with this job?
Yes, there may be a need to lift heavy objects up to 100 lbs, and the role requires being in an upright position and moving around most of the working time.
What are the benefits offered for this position?
Benefits include career pathways for professional growth, various medical, dental, and vision options, tuition reimbursement, free parking at designated locations, wellness program savings plan, health savings account options, retirement options with company match, paid time off, and holiday pay.
Will I have duties related to both patient care and secretarial tasks?
Yes, the role involves providing clinical and secretarial support for the Nursing Unit, assisting with patient care and performing secretarial duties.
Is training provided for cardiac monitoring duties?
Yes, training for cardiac monitoring duties will be provided if needed and directed by the Charge RN or Manager.
Will I interact with patients and their families?
Yes, you will have daily contact with patients, their families, and medical staff, promoting positive public relations through courteous interactions.