Critical Care Technician NICU

Intermountain Health

3d•$19 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

The Critical Care Technician functions as a clinical support partner in Critical Care and Emergency Department settings, assisting the patient care team with tasks and procedures for critically ill patients or patients requiring special skills or observation. The technician works under the direction and supervision of appropriate licensed clinical personnel. This is a full-time role scheduled for 36 hours per week, with variable shifts across both units and rotating weekends and holidays. The position is based at Intermountain Health McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden, Utah. The hourly pay range is $18.94–$24.62, with the actual rate dependent on experience.

Requirements

Current C.N.A. certification in the state of practice, or EMT or Paramedic certification in the state of practice, or Medical Assistant certification from an accredited Medical Assistant program or one with which Intermountain Health has a valid affiliation agreement.
Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS-HCP) certification upon hire.
If performing Point of Care Testing, a high school diploma or GED in compliance with CLIA regulations.
Effective written and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience as a C.N.A., EMT, Paramedic, or Medical Assistant, or other applicable healthcare experience.
Current enrollment in a nursing school program.
Proficiency in basic computer skills.

Responsibilities

Respond to patient care needs by answering call lights, assisting with hygiene care, obtaining vital signs, and communicating effectively with the care team.
Perform 12-lead EKG duties and other tasks within the level of training and competency.
Apply, check, and document restraints as directed by an RN or physician.
Assist with patient transfers, admissions, and discharges while ensuring safe patient handling.
Order and maintain office and patient care floor stock and supplies, and perform unit secretary duties.
Report and record patient care findings and data in a timely manner, and quickly secure assistance when a patient's condition changes.
Assist with emergency resuscitation, set up for line insertion, and retrieve supplies and equipment.
Provide customer service to patients and families and promptly address their requests.
Recognize and complete unit and patient care needs with minimal supervision, collaborating with RNs and the interdisciplinary team.
Adhere to infection prevention standards and promote Intermountain Health's mission, vision, and values.