Children's Clinical Support Assistant - Pediatrics Administration

ECU Health Medical Center•Greenville, NC

7d•$16 - $23

About The Position

The Children's Clinical Support Assistant supports all Children's Hospital units by maintaining clinical areas and meeting needs related to direct patient care. The role includes cleaning patient-care equipment after discharge, monitoring and replenishing supplies in patient care lockers, cubbies, and drawers, and maintaining unit cleanliness by emptying trash, wiping surfaces, and resupplying unoccupied rooms as needed. The assistant processes patient-care equipment on an ongoing basis, including isolettes, bassinets, cribs, IV pumps and poles, bili lights and blankets, and other equipment. The position retrieves supplies and equipment from stockroom, central supply, or linen areas; monitors each unit's supply needs; communicates needs to Materials Management or resolves them directly; and addresses supply issues to support patient care. The role also maintains unit logs twice daily (A/P) and as needed, and maintains working knowledge of Joint Commission standards for clinical and non-clinical spaces, keeping those standards twice daily (A/P). The position manages Children's Hospital equipment needs by maintaining active PAR levels for IV pumps, bili equipment, cribs, and related items using technology and visual checks. Cleaning and processing equipment as needed throughout the 24-hour day is required. This is a full-time role of 36 hours per week with rotating 7 a.m.–7 p.m. or 7 p.m.–7 a.m. shifts, rotating weekends and holidays, and a repeating two-week track schedule.

Requirements

0–2 years of experience.
High school education plus specialized training (minimum 6 months–2 years) or higher is preferred.

Nice To Haves

High school education plus specialized training (minimum 6 months–2 years) or higher.

Responsibilities

Maintain clinical areas across Children's Hospital units.
Clean patient-care equipment following patient discharge.
Monitor and replenish supplies in patient care lockers, cubbies, and drawers.
Monitor unit cleanliness; empty trash, wipe surfaces, and resupply unoccupied patient rooms as needed.
Process patient-care equipment on an ongoing basis, including isolettes, bassinets, cribs, IV pumps and poles, bili lights and blankets, and other equipment.
Retrieve supplies and equipment from stockroom, central supply, or linen areas for direct patient care.
Monitor each unit's supply needs, communicate needs to Materials Management, and/or resolve supply issues.
Maintain the ability to provide patient care by resolving supply issues as they arise.
Maintain logs on all units twice daily (A/P) and as needed.
Maintain working knowledge of Joint Commission standards for clinical and non-clinical spaces and maintain those standards twice daily (A/P).
Manage equipment needs by maintaining active PAR levels for IV pumps, bili equipment, cribs, and related items using technology and visualization.
Clean and process equipment as needed throughout the 24-hour day.