Emergency Department Tech

Emergency Department Tech The Emergency Department Technician (ED Tech) is a skilled and dedicated member of the Emergency Department (ED) team, playing a vital role in providing quality patient care. The ED Tech liaises between patients, their families, and various departments, effectively identifying and resolving problems. Qualifications Required EMT-Paramedic certification required; minimum of two years experience in emergency medical services. 1 year of hospital experience. Certifications in BLS, ACLS, and PALS Dependable, responsible, and committed to quality emergency patient care. Excellent interpersonal skills to relate well with all levels of hospital staff, patients, and their families. Proficient in computer applications and electronic medical records. Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities Accurately perform vital signs, venipuncture, and IV placement. Clean and dress wounds as needed. Operate laboratory equipment, conduct point-of-care testing, and maintain quality controls. Demonstrate knowledge of lab instrument operations. Monitor and restock medical supplies in the ED. Report any equipment issues to the nurse manager promptly. Maintain and update patient databases under established procedures. Nonessential Job Functions Perform additional duties as assigned by the immediate supervisor or department director. Job Competencies Proficient in navigating and utilizing Electronic Medical Records (EMR). Understand and comply with hospital policies and procedures. Collaborate effectively with other healthcare professionals. Practice ethical standards in patient care. Provide people-centered care focused on individual needs and preferences. Actively participate as a team member and support colleagues as needed. Communicate information clearly and articulately in both oral and written forms. Physical Requirements Constant: Vision (close, distance, color, peripheral, depth), hearing, speaking, and manual dexterity. Ability to walk, sit, balance, and perform repetitive motions; engage arm, leg, and back muscles for extended periods. Frequent: Bending, squatting, twisting, pushing/pulling loads up to 20 pounds unassisted; up to 50 pounds with assistance. Lifting/carrying up to 20 pounds unassisted; up to 50 pounds with assistance. Occasional: Climbing, kneeling, crouching, distinguishing colors, and exposure to noise and environmental hazards. Rarely: Risk of exposure to electric shock and confined workspaces. Other: Must wear personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves, gowns, goggles, and masks. Potential exposure to infectious diseases and risks of cuts and bruises. Work Environment OSHA Category I: Routine exposure to blood, bodily fluids, or tissues as an integral part of the job responsibilities. Proper safety protocols and PPE must be always utilized. Banner Nutex Health is the premier innovative service provider in the emergency care industry. Our specialists provide unparalleled expertise with the knowledge and competency to make your vision a reality. You can trust Nutex Health to deliver a turnkey process from real estate acquisition, design, and development of the ER facility to staffing, training, and operations. Nutex Health is committed to providing equal employment opportunity and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, age, disability, status as a protected veteran, or membership in any other class protected by federal, state, or local law. #J-18808-Ljbffr Nutex Health, Inc.