Integrated Resources
Job Title: Patient Care Technician
Location:
New York Shift:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Schedule:
5 days/week, 7.5 hours/day (37.5 hours/week) Weekend Requirement:
Some weekends required Contract duration: 8 weeks Hourly rate: $21/hour on W2 Negotiable
Role Overview: The
Patient Care Technician
is responsible for setting up and operating hemodialysis equipment, assisting with patient care during dialysis procedures, and supporting the clinical team under the supervision of a registered nurse. Candidates
must have Operating Room (O.R.) experience and knowledge of medical terminology
to be considered.
Key Responsibilities: Clinical/Technical/Service Duties:
Operate, set up, test, clean, and disinfect dialysis machines and related equipment. Prime and rinse dialyzers for reuse while preventing cross-contamination. Initiate and terminate dialysis using fistulas, catheters, and grafts. Administer prescribed amounts of heparin and saline under physician orders. Monitor patient condition during dialysis and report to charge nurse. Handle emergency situations such as blood leaks or fluid imbalance. Assist patients with mobility safely, ensuring proper transport methods. Apply Universal Precautions and maintain infection control practices. Recognize and respond to patient needs based on age-specific competencies (Neonate to Geriatric). Organizational/Managerial Duties:
Participate in performance improvement and unit-based projects. Maintain confidentiality of patient and employee information. Follow compliance policies and contribute to team goals. Use time and supplies efficiently and cost-effectively. Educational/Professional Development:
Support the training of new staff members. Maintain required certifications and health assessments. Demonstrate proficiency in practice area and use of information systems. Communication & Team Collaboration:
Interact professionally with patients, families, and staff. Report on patient status and equipment issues appropriately. Collaborate with the interdisciplinary care team. Follow directions and respond constructively to feedback. Qualifications & Skills: Education:
High School Diploma required Bachelor's Degree preferred (or equivalent work experience considered) Experience:
Mandatory:
Operating Room (O.R.) experience Familiarity with medical terminology Prior experience in dialysis or similar healthcare setting preferred Skills:
Strong organizational and multitasking abilities Effective oral and written communication Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills Physical ability to assist in patient handling and equipment transport (with or without accommodations)
New York Shift:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Schedule:
5 days/week, 7.5 hours/day (37.5 hours/week) Weekend Requirement:
Some weekends required Contract duration: 8 weeks Hourly rate: $21/hour on W2 Negotiable
Role Overview: The
Patient Care Technician
is responsible for setting up and operating hemodialysis equipment, assisting with patient care during dialysis procedures, and supporting the clinical team under the supervision of a registered nurse. Candidates
must have Operating Room (O.R.) experience and knowledge of medical terminology
to be considered.
Key Responsibilities: Clinical/Technical/Service Duties:
Operate, set up, test, clean, and disinfect dialysis machines and related equipment. Prime and rinse dialyzers for reuse while preventing cross-contamination. Initiate and terminate dialysis using fistulas, catheters, and grafts. Administer prescribed amounts of heparin and saline under physician orders. Monitor patient condition during dialysis and report to charge nurse. Handle emergency situations such as blood leaks or fluid imbalance. Assist patients with mobility safely, ensuring proper transport methods. Apply Universal Precautions and maintain infection control practices. Recognize and respond to patient needs based on age-specific competencies (Neonate to Geriatric). Organizational/Managerial Duties:
Participate in performance improvement and unit-based projects. Maintain confidentiality of patient and employee information. Follow compliance policies and contribute to team goals. Use time and supplies efficiently and cost-effectively. Educational/Professional Development:
Support the training of new staff members. Maintain required certifications and health assessments. Demonstrate proficiency in practice area and use of information systems. Communication & Team Collaboration:
Interact professionally with patients, families, and staff. Report on patient status and equipment issues appropriately. Collaborate with the interdisciplinary care team. Follow directions and respond constructively to feedback. Qualifications & Skills: Education:
High School Diploma required Bachelor's Degree preferred (or equivalent work experience considered) Experience:
Mandatory:
Operating Room (O.R.) experience Familiarity with medical terminology Prior experience in dialysis or similar healthcare setting preferred Skills:
Strong organizational and multitasking abilities Effective oral and written communication Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills Physical ability to assist in patient handling and equipment transport (with or without accommodations)