Patient Care Assistant- H & V stepdown- Part Time- Nights
The Christ Hospital
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- Location
- Cincinnati, OH
- Job type
- Part time
- Posted
- Oct 12
- 8 days ago
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About the company
The Christ Hospital
Hospital & health care · 5,001 to 10,000 employees
What you'll do
- Support patient comfort and safety, providing culturally sensitive, age-appropriate care in collaboration with patients, families, and healthcare teams.
- Escalate concerns as needed.
What you need
- KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS: In the sections below, please describe the minimum education/training (degrees, certifications, and licenses) necessary to enter the job. Provide the minimum job-related, and industry experience necessary to enter the job. Be specific about what qualifications/skills are required to handle the responsibilities of the job. EDUCATION: High School Diploma required YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 1 - 3 Years of Experience Required or Active BSN student with 1 semester completed clinical rotation LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS: AHA Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Required
Key skills
critical thinking
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The Patient Care Assistant (PCA) II supports patient care by ensuring comfort and safety, following the model of care at TCH, which emphasizes collaboration between patients, families, and healthcare teams. Care is culturally sensitive and age-appropriate, and all duties are delegated by a Registered Nurse according to Ohio Board of Nursing guidelines. PCA II may also use critical thinking to escalate concerns as needed.