Unit Care Technician

Renders direct and indirect patient care under direction of appropriate licensed personnel. Facilitates care to meet patient's daily living activity needs by providing physical and clerical support, coordinating activities, and communicating effectively. Provides personal selfcare and activity programs to patients. Contributes to the operation of the unit. Responsible for completion of unit competency assessments and, if appropriate, annual education review. Promotes an overall culture of excellence and positive and professional first impression to patients and visitors by providing hospitality and general information.

All job qualifications listed indicate the minimum level necessary to perform this job proficiently.

Minimum: High School Graduate or Equivalent

Preferred: 1 year of nursing school

Minimum: CPR/BLS. For the following departments:

Emergency (SBCH) and CT Departments: Emergency Medical Technician certification or Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic certification.

Emergency Department (GVCH): Emergency Medical Technician certification or Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic certification or Certified Nursing Assistant certification.

Center for Wound Management Department: Certified Hyperbaric Technologies exam completed and successful completion of Vasamed training within 6 months on the job.

Santa Ynez ED and Med/Surg: Successful completion of Telemetry Monitor Observer course within six months on the job. ICU (GVCH): Successful completion of Telemetry Monitor Observer course within six months on the job.

Preferred: EMT, CNA, or Medical Assistant Certification