ED Tech II, KSMC (36hrs, evening)
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About The Position
The ED Tech II position at Kaiser Permanente is a part-time role that operates under the supervision of a physician or nurse, assisting in the examination and treatment of patients in the emergency department. This role is critical in providing patient care across all ages and conditions, ensuring that care is tailored to meet the specific needs of each patient, including cultural considerations. The ED Tech II is responsible for establishing priorities based on patient needs and available resources, which include time, personnel, equipment, and supplies. The position requires timely and accurate documentation of patient care and unit activities, ensuring compliance with medical standards and regulations. In addition to the responsibilities of an ED Tech I, the ED Tech II will perform a variety of tasks that require maintaining necessary competencies. These tasks include applying urinary leg bags, nasal cannulas, and orthopedic devices, assisting in emergency situations, and providing support during patient discharge processes. The ED Tech II will also monitor cardiac rhythms, clean and prepare care areas, and assist with various medical procedures while maintaining a sterile environment. The role demands a high level of customer service, effective communication, and teamwork, as the ED Tech II will work closely with healthcare team members, patients, and their families. Safety and teamwork are paramount in this role. The ED Tech II must demonstrate proper body mechanics when transporting patients and actively participate in workplace safety initiatives. They will also act as a preceptor for new employees, contributing to the development of a positive team environment. Continuous professional development is encouraged, with the expectation that the ED Tech II will pursue training opportunities and share knowledge with colleagues. Overall, this position plays a vital role in the emergency department, ensuring high-quality patient care and supporting the healthcare team in delivering effective medical services.
