Patient Care Technician (PCT, PCA, CNA)

Patient Care Technician (PCT, PCA, CNA)

Come join Hartford HealthCare and work where every moment matters! MidState Medical Center is actively hiring Patient Care Technicians across multiple units, hours, and shifts. Hiring for Ortho, Surgical/Oncology, Medical Telemetry/Stroke, ICU/PCU, & Observation units. Patient Care Technicians work 12 hours shifts. At MidState Medical Center, we don't just take great care of our patients; we take great care of our Patient Care Technicians too. We offer: Ample opportunities for career advancement including a Student Nurse Tech program and Student Nurse Internship Program Healthy staff ratios, multidisciplinary team approach Care.com partnership in addition to several product, entertainment, and wellness discounts Onsite free parking and uniform stipends provided Take part in this exciting opportunity to join a comprehensive health system that will allow you to gain valuable experience as a Patient Care Technician. Under the direction of a Registered Nurse, our Patient Care Technicians provide top-quality care through a variety of multi-skilled services including patient care, clinical and administrative support. This role performs in a high activity work environment with multiple priorities and necessitates flexibility in scheduling. Additional responsibilities and career advancement opportunities are available through a clinical ladder for Patient Care Techs based on experience, skillsets, and certifications held.

Qualifications: No experience required, training provided on-site. Successful completion of PCT-specific HHC orientation. Certified BLS Provider credentialed from the American Heart Association (AHA) obtained within 2 Months (60 days) of hire date or job transfer date. Preferred: High school diploma or GED. Some relevant experience in an acute care hospital environment. Current certified BLS Provider credentialed from the American Heart Association (AHA). Certification as a C-PCT/A, EMT or CMA to be eligible for advancement in the PCT clinical ladder.