Nursing Technician (day & eve) Part time

As a Nursing Technician at Norwalk Hospital Association, you will provide nursing care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Your duties will include assisting with patient procedures, communicating changes in patient conditions, and ensuring a safe nursing environment. You'll play a crucial role in our Emergency Department, providing vital support to the healthcare team.

Part-time Nursing Technicians at Norwalk Hospital Association work three shifts a week that cover various times. The typical shifts range from 0700-1500, 1100-1900, and 1500-2300, giving you flexibility in your work schedule while fulfilling important patient care responsibilities.

To qualify for the Nursing Technician position at Norwalk Hospital Association, candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and be a Nursing Assistant or EMT certified in the state of Connecticut. Previous experience is not necessary, making it a great opportunity for those looking to start their healthcare careers!

Norwalk Hospital Association is committed to the ongoing development of its Nursing Technicians. You will have access to various training initiatives, including EKGs, Point of Care Testing, and other competencies required by the Emergency Department management team, ensuring you grow in your skills and capabilities.

The salary for a Nursing Technician at Norwalk Hospital Association ranges from $16.50 to $27.67 per hour. This competitive pay reflects your vital contributions and the high level of care you will provide within the Emergency Department.

As a Nursing Technician at Norwalk Hospital Association, you’ll gain valuable experience in a fast-paced environment, opening doors for career advancement. With ongoing training and the opportunity to network with other healthcare professionals, you can pursue further roles within the hospital or even specialize in nursing.

The work environment for Nursing Technicians at Norwalk Hospital Association is dynamic and supportive. You’ll work closely with Registered Nurses and other healthcare professionals, fostering a collaborative atmosphere where teamwork is essential to delivering exceptional patient care in the Emergency Department.

For a Nursing Technician, qualities such as empathy, effective communication, and teamwork are crucial. Being able to prioritize tasks under pressure and maintain a positive attitude is key to providing the best patient care.

If a patient is in distress, I would stabilize the situation promptly by assessing their condition, communicating with the Registered Nurse, and following established protocols to ensure the patient receives immediate attention and care.

I have experience providing basic patient care, such as assisting with daily activities, monitoring vital signs, and maintaining a clean and safe environment. I understand the importance of compassionate care and effective communication in healthcare.

To ensure accurate patient documentation, I carefully record all observations and changes in patient condition as they occur, double-checking my entries against reports and existing patient records to maintain precision.

I would prioritize tasks by assessing immediate patient needs, consulting with the supervising Registered Nurse, and addressing urgent cases first while managing ongoing responsibilities steadily and efficiently.

If I noticed a colleague not following safety protocols, I would address it directly by reminding them of the established procedures. If needed, I would report the situation to a supervisor to ensure patient safety is maintained.

In challenging interactions, I calmly listen to their concerns, show empathy, and communicate clearly. I would do my best to alleviate any fears and ensure they feel heard and supported.

My motivation comes from a desire to make a positive impact on people's lives. The satisfaction of helping patients feel better and providing essential support during challenging times drives me to excel in a healthcare role.

I understand that Norwalk Hospital Association prioritizes patient-centered care, teamwork, and excellence in healthcare service. These values resonate with my own professional goals and inspire me to contribute positively to the organization.

I want to work as a Nursing Technician at Norwalk Hospital Association because of its commitment to high-quality patient care and its supportive work environment. I believe this position will provide me with the experience and resources I need to advance in my healthcare career.