Unit Coordinator and Monitor Technician - Neuro Stepdown

TriHealth•Cincinnati, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Unit Coordinator and Monitor Technician – Neuro Stepdown – TriHealth Good Samaritan Hospital The 12ABD Neuroscience Intermediate Care unit at Good Samaritan Hospital is dedicated to providing specialized care for patients with neurological conditions. Our team cares for patients with a wide range of neuro-related diagnoses, including those recovering from anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), lumbar laminectomies, strokes, head injuries, and spinal cord injuries. We also manage patients following ENT surgeries and those transitioning from the Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit (NSICU). This 30-bed unit ensures each patient receives attentive and individualized care. A dedicated charge nurse also supports each shift to oversee patient care and assist the team as needed. Make a difference every day as an Unit Coordinator and Monitor Technician at TriHealth Good Samaritan Hospital. Join a compassionate, servant-led team committed to excellence in patient care while working in a supportive, high-energy environment. We offer career growth opportunities , a comprehensive benefits package, and competitive shift differentials with the potential to earn up to an additional $3.75 per hour , based on shift, hours worked, and organizational guidelines. Apply today and grow your career with a team that truly values you. Location: Good Samaritan Hospital at 375 Dixmyth Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45220 Work Schedule: Full - Time (72 hours bi-weekly) Day shift from 6:30AM – 7PM Weekend and holiday rotation Incentives & Benefits: In addition to a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, paid time off, retirement plans, and tuition reimbursement, this role offers competitive shift differentials , with the opportunity to earn up to an additional $3.75 per hour based on shift, hours worked, and organizational guidelines. Please view our benefits page https://careers.trihealth.com/what-we-offer/benefits Job Requirements: High School Degree or GED Successful completion of basic cardiology course, including 40 hours of clinical orientation Equivalent experience accepted in lieu of degree Job Overview: Provides assistance and/or performs basic activities of daily living and specified treatments and procedures under the direct supervision of the nurse. May perform non-direct patient care activities as assigned, requested, or directed including but not limited to stocking and clerical activities.

Requirements

High School Degree or GED
Successful completion of basic cardiology course, including 40 hours of clinical orientation
Equivalent experience accepted in lieu of degree

Responsibilities

Maintains proficient knowledge of computer applications specific to unit/job (i.e. maintaining census, accurate scanning of documents).
Is knowledgeable of the function/operation of equipment specific to the role on the unit.
Communicates appropriately and effectively with internal and external customers (i.e. staff, patients, families, other departments, etc.).
Relays accurate and complete information.
Maintains confidentiality.
Takes an active role in maintaining patient satisfaction (i.e. way-finding, quick response to call lights and phones, etc.).
Demonstrates ability to appropriately respond to and prioritize work.
Removes medications from the tube system and places in appropriate locked cabinet.
Responds appropriately to emergency situations (i.e. Code Blue, Rapid Response Team, fire, Special Alert).
Demonstrates knowledge/use of emergency systems, policies and procedures.
Performs computer down time procedures according to unit/TriHealth guidelines.
Demonstrates/maintains knowledge of organizational and unit changes.
Supports organizational and unit changes.
Acknowledges need for self-growth and accountability.
Identifies areas for self-improvement.
Accurately observes and interprets the central cardiac monitors.
Is aware of the location of all monitored patients during the shift.
Accurately maintains the cardiac monitor log with strips, intervals and interpretations at designated times as well as prn.
Recognizes emergency rhythms and notifies appropriate personnel.
Notifies the RN in accepted timeframe of changes in the patient rhythm or if arrhythmia occurs.
Documents any change per unit standard.
Maintains alarms at all times, and immediately reviews alarms and makes cardiac monitoring the first priority.
Notifies appropriate nursing personnel or clinical engineering of any problems not resolved by unit trouble shooting.
Maintains equipment, logs and telemetry supplies per unit protocol.