Emergency Tech (CNA, EMT-B, or Paramedic) FT Nights

Hillsboro Area Hospital•Hillsboro, IL

5d•$18 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

The C.N.A., EMT-B, or Paramedic assists patients with activities of daily living for all patients and assists in maintaining a safe and clean environment under the direction of and supervision of the RN in charge of the unit. Also, greets and interviews patients and obtains signatures for the purpose of initiating the patient record. Scheduled workdays and times could vary and will include weekends.

Requirements

Must be able to read, write and communicate in English.
Graduation from high school or GED is preferred.
Must have the ability to follow written and verbal directions.
Successful completion of a vocational program for nursing assistants including the State of Illinois Competency Exam or completion of required portion of a RN program
EMT-B or Paramedic certification
CPR certification or willing to obtain within 60 days.
In compliance with Criminal Background Check requirement
Prolonged, extensive, or considerable standing and walking
Required to climb, balance, stoop, and kneel.
Required to use arms, hands, and fingers for repetitive grasping, pulling, and pushing and feeling.
Frequently lift and/or move up to 25 lbs. and occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds, any workload exceeding 50 pounds will require assistance.
Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, and ability to adjust focus.
Works in well light, climate-controlled setting
May be exposed to communicable diseases, unpleasant sights, odors, and materials.
The noise level in the work environment is quiet to moderate.
Receives training and/or attends necessary meetings to meet the criteria as outlined in Hillsboro Health’s Corporate Compliance Plan and Code of Conduct.
Understands the responsibilities related to compliance and knows how to contact the Corporate Compliance Officer should there be any instance of question or concern regarding fraud and/or abuse.

Responsibilities

Supports and promotes an environment conducive with the Mission, Vision, and Values of the hospital.
Assist patients in a manner conducive to the patient’s comfort and safety.
Take and record vital signs, height, weight, intake and output, and measurements as applicable, in an accurate and precise manner.
Notifies nurse of changes in patient’s condition in a timely and appropriate manner
Keeps and maintains the ER Central Logbook and follows all EMTALA regulations.
Greets and interviews patients and obtains signatures for the purpose of initiating the patient record.
Generates the admission records on the computer.
Creates proper ID bands, and paperwork necessary for patient identification and billing purposes.
Transports patients as needed though the facility.
Maintain confidentiality of all patients, hospital, or physician related information
Assists with daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning of work and storage areas.
Maintain orderly condition of assigned work area.
Is knowledgeable of general hospital policies and procedures.
Other duties may be assigned and are subject to change with or without prior notice.
Completes assigned daily duties.
Accepts reassignment to other units if necessary.
Follows expected work practices.
Displays thoroughness and accuracy of work.
Works in a safe manner, including reporting unsafe equipment or environment.
Well organized, accepts assignments willingly and accomplishes them quickly.
Anticipates problems and suggests solutions.
Helps with not specifically assigned duties.
Works steadily and always keeps busy.
Maintain knowledge and skills necessary to communicate and interact with patients, visitors, and staff in the following age groups: Infant, Pediatric/adolescent, Adult, and Geriatric
Ability to work well with a diverse work team.
Ability to work under pressure with time constraints.
Ability to concentrate.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Good mental health and emotional maturity
Good personal grooming and hygiene
Recognizes and respects the individual emotional, social, and cultural needs of patients, including their religious beliefs.
Preserves the dignity and respect of all Patients at all times.
Displays knowledge of sterile and non-sterile supplies, equipment, and procedures
Demonstrates knowledge of and practices Universal Precautions
Willingness to perform a variety of minimal repetitive tasks that may involve unpleasant conditions and maintain patience and tact.
Possession of a genuine interest and concern for geriatric and disabled persons