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If working in North Dakota (ND) and not a Certified Nursing Assistant, must be on the North Dakota Department of Health Nurse Aide Registry upon completion of training/competency validation or a maximum of four months from the date of initial employment.
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The Emergency Department Technician requires the skills and knowledge of many areas such as: ED Tech, Patient Registrar, Unit Clerk, and Monitor Tech. The Emergency Department Tech performs a variety of RN delegated tasks under the supervision of a registered nurse.
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The emergency department technician I performs basic patient care procedures to provide for the care, comfort, and safety of patients, including, but not limited to, taking vital signs, assisting patients with activities of daily living, specimen collection, performing ECG's, post-mold application, crutch-walk teaching, spinal immobilization, basic wound care, and observation of patients for physical/emotional changes.
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The Emergency Department Technician assists with the delivery of patient care under the direction of the Registered Nurse. Certified Nursing Assistant, EMT, Medical Assistant or equivalent experience preferred.
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Must have successfully completed a PCT course, a fundamentals nursing course in an RN program, Certified Nursing Assistant program, or have worked an equivalent of 1 year of direct patient care.
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Active Nebraska Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) credential required. Incorporates the primary job functions of a certified nursing assistant (CNA) and other duties related to the care of patients, dependent upon the work area and/or patient populations to which they are assigned.
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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Medical Assistant (CMA) or Paramedic certification: Preferred. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Certification: Preferred. Prioritizes patient care and department needs, sets goals and organizes time to meet daily demands of nursing care.
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Experience: One year prior experience as an EMT, military medic, PCA in an acute care or equivalent skill in long-term care setting, completion of a medical assistant program, or successful completion of two clinical semesters of an accredited nursing school.
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Equivalent bedside nursing experience, such as home health aides, military hospital corpsman or medic or Emergency Medical Technician. Current Certified Nursing Assistant certification or.
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Current State of Wisconsin Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) basic licensure, Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.) or Medical Assistant (MA). POSITION PURPOSE Under the direction of the Registered Nurse (RN), the Emergency Department Technician provides patient care for all patients throughout the lifespan.
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Maintains a current certification or licensure by meeting specific state requirements Performs other duties as assigned Qualifications Required : CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) certificate or current Illinois EMT-B/P license or CMA (Certified Medical Assistant) with 5+ years of experience.
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Experience/Knowledge/Skills Required:Current Certified Nurse Assistant License, EMT License or graduate of an accredited Medical Assistant program required or current enrollment in a nursing program with at least 1 year of clinical rotations completed; or a minimum of 2 years current experience as an ED Tech. CPI required within 6 months of hire.
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The Emergency Department Technician is responsible for performing basic and advanced Nursing Assistant skills under the direct supervision of an RN/LPN according to established policies, procedures, and guidelines within the department and the Medical Center.
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