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The Patient Care Technician (PCT) plays a crucial role in delivering high-quality, non-invasive bedside care to patients under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse. This position is integral to the hospital's commitment to excellence in patient care, ensuring that patients receive the necessary support for their comfort and healing. The PCT is responsible for a variety of essential functions that prioritize patient well-being, including bathing, toileting, feeding, grooming, and other basic care tasks. The role requires a compassionate approach, as the PCT interacts closely with patients and their families, responding promptly to calls and requests while maintaining a supportive environment. In addition to direct patient care, the PCT is tasked with performing and documenting vital signs, measuring and recording intake and output, and assisting with specimen collections. The technician must utilize proper body mechanics and safe patient handling techniques when transferring patients, ensuring their safety and comfort. The PCT also plays a role in preparing patient rooms for admissions, maintaining cleanliness and organization in the unit, and adhering to safety and infection prevention standards. This position requires a proactive approach to identifying changes in a patient's condition and effectively communicating these observations to nursing personnel. The PCT must integrate the hospital's values into daily practice, contributing to a positive and healing environment for patients. Regular attendance and adherence to the assigned work schedule are essential, as is the ability to work during inclement weather or staffing emergencies. The PCT may also be required to perform additional duties as assigned to support the overall effectiveness of the organization.