Patient Care Assistant - Urgent Care Main Campus (Days)

Nationwide Children's Hospital•Columbus, OH

6d•$19•Onsite

About The Position

Overview: 16 hrs/week, day shift, 7:30a-4p, every third weekend, holiday rotation. This is NOT a contingent position or weekend-only position. Base pay $19/hr. Benefits eligible. Job Description Summary: Performs basic supportive care to specified patients and families under the direction and supervision of an RN or Care Manager. Collects, documents, and reports data to the RN or Care Manager. Job Description: Essential Functions: Collects, documents, and reports vital signs. May complete screening questions and documentation or minor specimen testing as assigned. Promotes general patient safety. Holds and positions patients and assists with procedures. Prepares materials and supplies as delegated. Remains compliant with HIPAA, maintains professionalism, and ensures confidentiality of patient information. Ensures environmental standards are met and all unit and patient areas are stocked, cleaned, and maintained. Performs clerical and administrative tasks as necessary. Identifies learning needs, completes continuing education, and participates in offered educational opportunities. Acts as a preceptor and trains other staff.

Requirements

Completion of fundamentals course from an approved nursing program, or equivalent licensure or experience, required.
Active State Tested Nurse Aide License in the State of Ohio, or equivalent education or experience, required.
Current CPR certification (BLS for healthcare provider), required.
Effective written and verbal communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills.
Must demonstrate competence as defined in the Patient Care Assistant responsibilities/skills checklist in providing age appropriate care and services to pediatric patients of all ages and selected adult patients.
Displays a positive presence and interacts with patients, families, staff, outside vendors, consultants, and physicians.
One year of patient care experience in a hospital setting within the last three years, or equivalent education or licensure, required.

Responsibilities

Collects, documents, and reports vital signs.
May complete screening questions and documentation or minor specimen testing as assigned.
Promotes general patient safety.
Holds and positions patients and assists with procedures.
Prepares materials and supplies as delegated.
Remains compliant with HIPAA, maintains professionalism, and ensures confidentiality of patient information.
Ensures environmental standards are met and all unit and patient areas are stocked, cleaned, and maintained.
Performs clerical and administrative tasks as necessary.
Identifies learning needs, completes continuing education, and participates in offered educational opportunities.
Acts as a preceptor and trains other staff.