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The ED techs are licensed paramedics who are expert critical thinkers who are familiar with emergency medicine. They can be utilized in the waiting room to collect vital signs and monitor patients for a change in condition. They will also be able to assist the RNs with critical patients and also help with flow by transporting patients out of the emergency department.
Responsibilities
The Emergency Department Technician (ED Tech) may render basic first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation services, and: 1.Obtain and document vital signs and report changes in patient condition to the emergency department nurse, or triage nurse 2.Obtain orthostatic vital signs 3.Patient transport depending on patient condition. 4.Insert peripheral IV, may collect blood sample with IV insertion 5.Specimen collection- including but not limited to urine, sputum and nasopharyngeal swabs 6.IV catheter removal 7.Perform respiratory assistance utilizing oral and nasal airways, ventilation devices, and/or oxygen under direct observation of the RN 8.Apply suctioning techniques to clear airways under direct observation of the RN 9.Apply dressings and bandages. 10.Apply prefabricated splints and immobilization devices. 11.Apply spinal immobilization devices. 12.Utilize electrocardiograph monitors, accurately monitor, analyze and interpret rhythm/arrhythmias and provide appropriate documentation and communication related to interpretation 13.Perform "finger stick" blood glucose testing procedures. 14.Utilize pulse oximetry monitors, cardiac monitor, and set up ETCO2 15.Prepare the Level 1 infuser 16.Insert OG/NG and Foley cath in emergent situations under direct observation of the RN 17.Other duties as assigned
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
The Emergency Department Technician (ED Tech) may render basic first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation services, and: 1.Obtain and document vital signs and report changes in patient condition to the emergency department nurse, or triage nurse 2.Obtain orthostatic vital signs 3.Patient transport depending on patient condition. 4.Insert peripheral IV, may collect blood sample with IV insertion 5.Specimen collection- including but not limited to urine, sputum and nasopharyngeal swabs 6.IV catheter removal 7.Perform respiratory assistance utilizing oral and nasal airways, ventilation devices, and/or oxygen under direct observation of the RN 8.Apply suctioning techniques to clear airways under direct observation of the RN 9.Apply dressings and bandages. 10.Apply prefabricated splints and immobilization devices. 11.Apply spinal immobilization devices. 12.Utilize electrocardiograph monitors, accurately monitor, analyze and interpret rhythm/arrhythmias and provide appropriate documentation and communication related to interpretation 13.Perform "finger stick" blood glucose testing procedures. 14.Utilize pulse oximetry monitors, cardiac monitor, and set up ETCO2 15.Prepare the Level 1 infuser 16.Insert OG/NG and Foley cath in emergent situations under direct observation of the RN 17.Other duties as assigned
Education
• High School Diploma or GED (Required)
Credentials
Work Schedule: Evenings
Status: Per Diem
Location: Memorial Hospital
Location of Job: US:WV:Charleston
Talent Acquisition Specialist: Anita J. Ferguson anita.ferguson@vandaliahealth.org
Per Diem
Ambulatory Healthcare Services
$30k-37k (estimate)
08/11/2023
05/29/2024
camc.org
CHARLESTON, WV
3,000 - 7,500
1971
TERRY HAMILTON
$1B - $3B
Ambulatory Healthcare Services
The official account of southern West Virginias largest health care system. We employ nearly 7,000 people amongst four hospitals, a cancer center and multiple remote locations. As an academic medical center, we also work with medical residents and fellows to help expand their expertise and knowledge in the medical field.