Job Description

Harrison County Hospital is currently hiring for an Emergency Department Tech to join our team!

This position is full-time, evenings, 12p-12a plus every other weekend.

The Emergency Department Ward Clerk/Tech performs as a receptionist, ward clerk, and an Emergency Department Technician. This position is accountable as the focal communication source in the Emergency Department unit through interaction with patients, visitors, registered nurses, physicians, and other departments. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to; clerical duties and the delivery of patient care, as assigned.

Education Required

High School diploma or GED Certificate
CNA program, minimum one year experience as a nursing assistant, EMT training, or completion of first year of ASN or second year of BSN.
Experience as ward clerk or on the job training with proficiency expected in 3 months.
Attend dysrhythmia class with a score of 85% or greater within 3 months

Skills Needed

Good knowledge of medical terminology
Computer knowledge/Order Entry
Heavy phone use
Use of fax machine and copier
Cardiac monitoring - recommended
Perform V/S
Clerical duties

Full-time Benefits Include

Health, Dental, Vision, Retirement, and Life Insurance
Employee Health and Wellness Program
PSLF (public student loan forgiveness) qualifying employer
Tuition Reimbursement
Hospital and Physician Practice Discounts
Paid Days Off
Extended Illness Days
Employee Assistance Program
Employee Service Awards
Café Discounts

Harrison County Hospital has continuously served the people of Harrison County since 1950. Today our acute care community hospital serves the healthcare needs of a much broader and growing population in Harrison and Crawford counties, Indiana and Meade County, Kentucky.

As our community grows, we grow, serving more patients than ever before, and recruiting highly qualified hospital and medical staff.

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