Patient Care Technician

SCOTT COUNTY HOSPITAL•Scott City, KS

25d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Patient Care Technician, you are dedicated to delivering compassionate, patient centered care by assisting with activities of daily living, personal care, and comfort needs. You will work under direct nursing supervision to support assigned patients while promoting their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. As a Patient Care Technician, you make a meaningful impact by delivering compassionate, patient-centered care every day. You support patients with daily activities, personal care, and comfort, helping them feel safe and valued. By working closely with nurses, you play a vital role in meeting each patient’s physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, ensuring their overall well-being is always a priority.

Requirements

Current Kansas state CNA certification.
A compassionate team player with a positive and helpful attitude and strong professionalism toward patients and staff.
Highly task-oriented with the ability to prioritize responsibilities efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
Demonstrates clear and effective communication, both verbally and written to ensure accurate information sharing and high-quality patient care.
Strong attention to detail with ability to recognize, report, and document changes in patient condition, behavior, or symptoms.
Excellent communication skills for effective collaboration with patients, families, and healthcare teams.
Demonstrates compassion and empathy towards patient comfort, dignity, and emotional well-being.
Highly organized with efficient time management skills to prioritize tasks and manage multiple responsibilities.
Maintains a high level of professionalism while demonstrating adaptability in responding to rapidly changing patient needs and department demands.
Works effectively both independently and as a collaborative member of the healthcare team.

Nice To Haves

Prior clinical experience preferred.
BLS preferred.

Responsibilities

Assist patients with activities of daily living, including bathing, oral hygiene, grooming, and hair care.
Provide comfort measures such as back rubs, repositioning, and assistance with toileting (e.g., bedpans, enemas).
Support patients during meals by serving food, providing nourishment, and ensuring adequate hydration.
Maintain a clean, safe, and organized patient environment, including making beds and keeping rooms neat.
Obtain and accurately document vital signs, weight, intake and output, and hourly rounding in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR).
Perform basic clinical procedures such as specimen collection and assisting with patient transport.
Assist with admission and discharge process in accordance with established protocols.
Support postmortem care as directed by nursing staff.
Observe and report changes in patient condition, including physical symptoms, behaviors, and complaints.
Identify and promptly report signs requiring medical attention (e.g., pressure injuries, wounds, bruising, infections, or abnormal findings).
Document care provided and patient responses accurately and in a timely manner.
Clean and maintain patient care equipment according to infection control standards.
Ensure utility rooms, closets, and supplies are organized, stocked, and ready for use.
Maintain strict patient confidentiality and adhere to privacy standards.
Demonstrate compassion, respect, and sensitivity to patient comfort and dignity.
Participate in required training, educational programs, and in-service meetings.
Perform additional duties as assigned by supervisory staff.