Join our dynamic team at a high-volume, high-acuity Level 3 trauma center located in the vibrant city of Saint Paul, MN. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a comprehensive stroke center and heart-ready hospital with an in-house cath lab, where you will be an integral part of a dedicated healthcare team.
Key Responsibilities
Perform peripheral venipuncture and blood culture collection.
Conduct 12-lead EKGs, splinting, and wound care.
Teach crutch and mobility techniques to patients.
Maintain sterile instruments and oxygen tank supplies.
Assist with patient flow in triage areas.
Requirements
Minimum of 6 months of relevant experience.
Phlebotomy experience is required.
National Certification: EMT, NREMT, or MN EMT.
Weekend work required every other week.
Must be willing to work with a patient ratio of 9-11 per tech, subject to triage and boarding conditions.
Additional Information
Facility Type: Short Term Acute Care, Teaching Hospital.
Total Staffed Beds: 317.
Charting System: Epic/Excellian.
Scrub Color: Light Teal (Aquamarine).
Parking: Free parking for night shifts. Day/Evening parking available at designated lots for a fee.
Come and be a part of a dedicated healthcare community in Saint Paul, MN, where you can grow your skills and make a meaningful impact in patient care.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Saint Paul, MN
Salary
$864–$1,008 Per Week
Skills
Acute Careunmatched
Blood Bankunmatched
Catheterization Laboratoryunmatched
Cerebral Vascular Accidentunmatched
EMT-Paramedicsunmatched
Electrocardiogramunmatched
Epic Systemsunmatched
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Patient Assessmentunmatched
Phlebotomyunmatched
Sterilizationunmatched
Training/Teachingunmatched
Wound Careunmatched
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