Tech-Emergency Department - Nights - Now Hiring

The ED Technician assists with delegated tasks of direct and indirect patient care under the supervision of a registered nurse. Responsible for assisting with orthopedic procedures as delegated by Orthopedic/Emergency Department physicians, RN Team Lead and other health team members. Also performs vital sign assessment and documentation, triage assessment and documentation under the direct supervisor of a RN, completion of 12 EKGs, application of orthopedic devices to include traction and OCL splints, patient education with regards to the application of orthopedic devices, crutch walking, etc., assistance with wound care, ENT, orthopedic procedures, eye/ear irrigations, suture/staple removal, foley leg bag application, c-spine immobilization and bladder scanning. The ED tech will provide assistance in the evolution and maintenance of supplies pertaining to the Emergency Department, and will assist with orientation, training and quality assurance activities for the Emergency Department. This individual has the ability to communicate data reflective of the patient's status, delegated tasks and/ or functions. The technician must demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development of the life span and appropriately interprets information relative to the patient's age-specific needs.

About Us

Specialists in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Mayo Clinic Phoenix treat a variety of life-threatening illnesses. We are a Magnet accredited hospital that is also a Comprehensive Stroke Center with the availability of a Cath Lab 24/7. Staffed by board-certified physicians, registered nurses, Emergency Medical Technicians, dedicated ED pharmacists, RN case managers and social workers, and other specially trained staff, that are accessible to treat anyone seeking emergency care. 

Mayo Clinic Arizona’s Emergency Department treats a growing number of patients each year. As the surrounding communities continue to expand, the department is outfitted with advanced, innovative patient‑care equipment that empowers staff to deliver the highest quality of care.

56 bed emergency department equipped with:

• 4 major medical rooms
• 4 mental health rooms with garage doors for patient safety
• One highly infectious room
• Safe Baby Haven
• Large staff breakroom with attached patio
• Modern and clean design with natural light

The top 5 reasons why working as Emergency Department Staff at Mayo Clinic is transformative:

1. Opportunities for professional growth. We promote the professional and personal growth of all our nurses. We are committed to offering a variety of professional development opportunities to help our staff advance their careers and obtain their future goals, along with the benefit of an expansive Career Investment Program. 
2. A strong teamwork mentality. Our team provides care to a wide variety of complex acute illnesses. We don’t expect you to know it all or to do this on your own, but we value a strong skilled team of staff who support and depend on each other with respectful and trusting relationships. 
3. Support and resources to be able to deliver excellent patient care to your patients. As an ED staff member you are given the tools to provide care to acutely ill patients that you want to give and that they deserve. Emergency medicine can be very fast paced, but we value thorough, timely, and safe care to all of our patients. 
4. Value diversity and equity. We respect different experiences and styles from all our staff that empowers each other’s voices and promote advocacy. Our department is a safe space for our employees for acceptance of others from many diverse backgrounds. 
5. High standards for a safe workplace. Emergency Departments are unpredictable. We are committed to a culture of safety for all of our staff. We are equipped with the skills, staff, and resources to ensure a safe working environment for not only us but also our patients, with a zero-tolerance policy for workplace violence. 

Come join the #1 Hospital in Arizona!

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• High school diploma or GED. 
• Minimum one year of patient care experience required. 
• 1 year ED experience preferred. 
• Excellent communication skills. 
• Works flexible hours that may include days, evenings, nights, holidays and weekends. 
• Demonstrated ability to adapt to unpredictable situation within the patient care setting. 
• Previous emergency department patient care experience preferred.
• Basic Life Support certification is required upon hire and must be valid for 90 days or greater from start date. 
• Maintains Basic Life Support (BLS) competency. 
• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification through the Arizona Department of Health Services required.