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Reid Health

Regional hospital network with satellite campuses

Student Nurse Tech Intern

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
InternshipUnited StatesNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma is required.
  • Successful completion of clinical lab check-offs at an accredited registered nurse or licensed practical nurse program is required.
  • Enrollment in an accredited registered nurse or licensed practical nurse program is required.
  • Basic Life Support certification is required.

Responsibilities

  • Provide daily basic patient care and other assigned unit duties under the supervision and guidance of a Registered Nurse, within the limits of the position description.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and skills to provide care appropriate to the age of the patient served.
  • Use computer and software programs proficiently; use accurate medical terminology; follow Code Procedures; and properly operate unit communication equipment.
  • Call staff as directed, transport patients as needed, initiate and maintain records and reports, organize medical records, prepare discharged medical records for pickup, initiate work orders, and post reports on charts.
  • Follow infection control policy, particularly hand hygiene, and coordinate care with other disciplines and appropriate hospital resources.
  • Manage time to avoid unjustified overtime, inform the supervisor when overtime may accrue, comply with attendance policy, assist the team, collaborate on cost-effective workflow improvements, and participate in team huddles and check-backs.
  • Maintain accurate, precise, thorough, timely, legible, and properly formatted documentation in medical records, including date, time, and signature; use only hospital-approved abbreviations and document observational and purposeful rounding.
  • Use electronic health record and resource systems competently and protect the privacy of medical records and patient information.
  • Resolve team conflicts professionally, accept direction and feedback, adapt to changing assignments, support unit goals and hospital initiatives, and adjust schedules or cover shift shortages as needed.
  • Build trust with patients by introducing oneself, listening, explaining procedures, providing updates, responding promptly to questions and requests, and using communication boards in patient rooms.
  • Perform observational and purposeful rounding; promote a healing environment; uphold Relationship-Based Care principles; and accommodate patients’ cultural, spiritual, and emotional needs.
  • Obtain and record vital signs and other measurements; provide baths, skin care, personal hygiene, and backrubs; assist with food and fluids, feeding, and intake/output records; and assist with admissions, transfers, and discharges.
  • Prepare admission rooms, including isolation rooms; respond to patient-care requests and call lights; apply ice packs, restraints, and binders; collect specimens; empty drainage devices; perform post-mortem care and urinary catheter care; and assist with bedpans and urinals.
  • Assemble equipment and supplies for diagnostic or treatment procedures, report observations promptly to the appropriate nurse, and maintain equipment, supplies, and unit cleanliness, including emptying linen hampers.
  • Perform shave preps using clippers; participate in Unit Practice Councils, meetings, Kaizens, and other assigned committees; and provide care in accordance with hospital standards, policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
  • Remove Foley catheters, discontinue peripheral IVs, perform subsequent dressing changes after the initial dressing change by an RN, apply Wound VAC under direct RN supervision, remove sutures and staples, insert Foley catheters, and irrigate Foley catheters at an RN’s direction.
  • Flush eyes and ears as needed, perform visual acuity checks and EKGs, place patients on cardiac monitors or telemetry and apply monitors, perform nasal and throat swabs, and place patients on oxygen as required.
  • Complete admission histories and Home Medication Lists, apply an automated external defibrillator as needed, apply Plexipulses and sequential compression devices at an RN’s direction, and perform point-of-care testing or carbohydrate counting as required.
  • Perform other duties or responsibilities assigned by management.

Desired Qualifications

  • One year of experience in a healthcare setting is preferred.

About the Company

Reid Health

Regional hospital network with satellite campuses

Reid Health provides healthcare services across a network of facilities in Indiana and Ohio, including a main campus in Richmond, with several satellite clinics. It combines high-quality medical care and advanced technology with a personal, patient-centered approach, staff going the extra mile to help patients and families feel comfortable and cared for. Its care is delivered through hospitals and outpatient sites using clinicians, support staff, and modern medical tools to diagnose, treat, and support patients. The company differentiates itself by emphasizing a warm, personal touch and attentive service across multiple locations, not just equipment or procedures. The goal is to deliver accessible, high-quality healthcare that respects patients, families, and communities while expanding its regional footprint.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Richmond, VA
Founded
1905

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