The ER Attendant, also described as an Emergency Department Tech, performs patient-care tasks that do not require a license, as directed by a nurse. Duties may include helping patients with toileting, collecting specimens, taking vital signs, transporting patients, applying cardiac monitors, performing EKGs, and checking finger-stick glucose after appropriate training. The role may also perform clerical and secretarial duties for the assigned unit under the unit director’s direction. The attendant acts as the unit receptionist, responds to patient and visitor inquiries within the scope of practice, and orders and monitors selected office supplies, nutritional supplements, and forms. The position requires maintaining confidentiality regarding personal, financial, medical, and employment information about patients, families, and employees. The attendant follows and enforces accepted safety practices, reports hazards, takes appropriate action, and participates in safety instruction. Work is performed under RN supervision and according to department standards.
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