Critical Care Technician - Observation - Trenton - Per Diem - DAYS
Capital Health (US) · Trenton, NJ · 1 mo ago
Engineering$18.57–$23.23/hrPart-time
We need to output HTML fragment with sections for headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. The posting includes: Overview (position overview) which is description of duties. That could be Responsibilities. Also includes Minimum Requirements (Education, Experience, Other Credentials, Knowledge and Skills, Special Training). That could be Requirements and Qualifications. Also includes Physical Demands and Work Environment (maybe not needed). Benefits listed: Retirement Savings and Investment Plan, Disability Benefits – Short Term Disability (STD), Sick Time Off, Employee Assistance Program. Pay: Pay Range $18.57 - $23.23. Schedule: Usual Work Day: 12 Hours. Also maybe shift? Not given. So we can include Schedule section with that.
We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID. Remove boilerplate. Keep all substantive info.
We need to format: Use for section headings. Use
for section headings. Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use
for prose.
We need to decide which sections to include: About the role (maybe a brief overview paragraph). Could use the first paragraph about Capital Health as about the role? Actually "About the role" could be the Position Overview paragraph. But we already have Responsibilities for duties. Could combine: About the role could be a short paragraph describing the role (maybe from Position Overview). But we have a lot of duty details; better to put those under Responsibilities as a list. About the role could be a brief summary: "Provides safety aspects of patient care, personal care, etc." But we must not invent or summarize away detail; we must preserve all substantive information. If we put duties under Responsibilities as a list, we need to include all duty statements. That's fine. About the role could be a short paragraph from the first sentences: "Capital Health is the region's leader..." but that's about the organization, not the role. Might be better to omit About the role if no specific content. The instruction: include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it. So we need to see if there is content for About the role. The posting starts with description of Capital Health, not the role. That's not about the role. So we may skip About the role.
Responsibilities: we have many duty statements in Position Overview. We'll list each as
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Requirements: Minimum Requirements includes Education, Experience, Other Credentials, Knowledge and Skills. Could be split into Requirements and Qualifications. But we can combine? The instruction: prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. So we could have Requirements covering Education, Experience, Other Credentials, Knowledge and Skills. Qualifications could be Special Training? Or we could have Qualifications for Special Training and Certifications. Let's see: The posting has "Special Training: Certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) preferred. In lieu of CNA certification, successful completion of the Capital Health UAP Training program within 90 days of employment." That's a qualification/training. Could go under Qualifications.
Skills: Knowledge and Skills: Proficient in English, verbal and written communication. That's a skill. Could be under Skills.
Benefits: list.
Pay: Pay Range.
Schedule: Usual Work Day: 12 Hours.
We must not include sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". Not present.
We must not include duplicated lines.
We must not include cookie/navigation/legal/EEO etc. Not present.
Now craft HTML.
Structure:
Responsibilities
- Provides for safety aspects of patient care (assists with patient restraints, uses correct transfer techniques, follows falls precautions, responds appropriately to emergency situations).
- Provides personal care (bathing, mouth care, evening care, incontinence care to patients under the direction of the RN).
- Applies appropriately basic dressings, slings, splints, antiembolism and sequential pressure stockings under the direction of the RN.
- Collects specimens such as stool, urine and sputum on a timely basis.
- Empties and cleans ostomy and other device bags efficiently.
- Records accurate intake and output per unit standards.
- Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment, counts calories timely and accurately.
- Makes pertinent observations about patients. Documents accurate and timely observations in patient records and reports findings to RN.
- Assists with post mortem care.
- Assists with CPR under the direction/supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physician.
- Performs Phlebotomy accurately and stocks Phlebotomy and IV trays for unit.
- Performs accurate glucometer testing.
- Performs EKG's as determined by unit and following competency attainment.
- Performs accurate vital signs and pulse oximetry.
- Stocks supplies as required by designated unit.
- Maintains a well cleaned, organized environment.
- Performs other duties as assigned: willingness to adapt to changing department needs.
- Maintains patient and medication refrigerator logs.
- Checks and signs name to Unit Code Cart/Carts for operational performance each shift.
- Notifies clinical equipment and charge nurse of any malfunctioning defibrillator in a timely manner.
Requirements
- Education: High school diploma or equivalency.
- Experience: One year prior experience as an EMT, military medic, PCA in an acute care or equivalent skill in long-term care setting, completion of a medical assistant program, or successful completion of two clinical semesters of an accredited nursing school.
- Other Credentials: AHA BLS. Non-Licensed must obtain before end of orientation period.
- Knowledge and Skills: Proficient in English, verbal and written communication.
Qualifications
- Special Training: Certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) preferred. In lieu of CNA certification, successful completion of the Capital Health UAP Training program within 90 days of employment.
Skills
Proficient in English, verbal and written communication.
But we already have Knowledge and Skills under Requirements; maybe we should not duplicate. Better to move Knowledge and Skills to Skills section, and remove from Requirements. Let's restructure:
Requirements: Education, Experience, Other Credentials.
Skills: Proficient in English, verbal and written communication.
Qualifications: Special Training (CNA preferred or UAP Training).
Thus:
Requirements
- Education: High school diploma or equivalency.
- Experience: One year prior experience as an EMT, military medic, PCA in an acute care or equivalent skill in long-term care setting, completion of a medical assistant program, or successful completion of two clinical semesters of an accredited nursing school.
- Other Credentials: AHA BLS. Non-Licensed must obtain before end of orientation period.
Skills
Proficient in English, verbal and written communication.
Qualifications
- Special Training: Certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) preferred. In lieu of CNA certification, successful completion of the Capital Health UAP Training program within 90 days of employment.
Benefits:
Benefits
- Retirement Savings and Investment Plan
- Disability Benefits – Short Term Disability (STD)
- Sick Time Off
- Employee Assistance Program
Pay:
Pay
Pay Range $18.57 - $23.23
Schedule:
Schedule
Usual Work Day: 12 Hours
We should not include About the role.
Check for any other substantive content: The posting also includes "Physical Demands And Work Environment" etc. That's not requested as a section; we could ignore because not in allowed headings. The instruction says use headings for those specific sections; we can omit others. So we ignore physical demands.
Now ensure we didn't repeat any content. The duty list includes all statements from Position Overview. Let's verify we captured each sentence.
Original Position Overview text:
"Provides for safety aspects of patient care (assists with patient restraints, uses correct transfer techniques, follows falls precautions, responds appropriately to emergency situations).Provides personal care (bathing, mouth care, evening care, incontinence care to patients under the direction of the RN.Applies appropriately basic dressings, slings, splints, antiembolism and sequential pressure stockings under the direction of the RN.Collects specimens such as stool, urine and sputum on a timely basis.Empties and cleans ostomy and other device bags efficiently. Records accurate intake and output per unit standards.Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment, counts calories timely an accurately.Makes pertinent observations about patients. Documents accurate and timely observations in patient records and reports findings to RN.Assists with post mortem care.Assists with CPR under the direction/supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physician.Performs Phlebotomy accurately and stocks Phlebotomy and IV trays for unit. Performs accurate glucometer testing. Performs EKG's as determined by unit and following competency attainment. Performs accurate vital signs and pulse oximetry.Stocks supplies as required by designated unit. Maintains a well cleaned, organized environment. Performs other duties as assigned: willingness to adapt to changing department needs. Maintains patient and medication refrigerator logs.Checks and signs name to Unit Code Cart/Carts for operational performance each shift. Notifies clinical equipment and charge nurse of any malfunctioning defibrillator in a timely manner."
We need to split into sensible items. Our list includes:
- Provides for safety aspects of patient care (assists with patient restraints, uses correct transfer techniques, follows falls precautions, responds appropriately to emergency situations).
- Provides personal care (bathing, mouth care, evening care, incontinence care to patients under the direction of the RN).
- Applies appropriately basic dressings, slings, splints, antiembolism and sequential pressure stockings under the direction of the RN.
- Collects specimens such as stool, urine and sputum on a timely basis.
- Empties and cleans ostomy and other device bags efficiently.
- Records accurate intake and output per unit standards.
- Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment, counts calories timely and accurately.
- Makes pertinent observations about patients. Documents accurate and timely observations in patient records and reports findings to RN.
- Assists with post mortem care.
- Assists with CPR under the direction/supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physician.
- Performs Phlebotomy accurately and stocks Phlebotomy and IV trays for unit.
- Performs accurate glucometer testing.
- Performs EKG's as determined by unit and following competency attainment.
- Performs accurate vital signs and pulse oximetry.
- Stocks supplies as required by designated unit.
- Maintains a well cleaned, organized environment.
- Performs other duties as assigned: willingness to adapt to changing department needs.
- Maintains patient and medication refrigerator logs.
- Checks and signs name to Unit Code Cart/Carts for operational performance each shift.
- Notifies clinical equipment and charge nurse of any malfunctioning defibrillator in a timely manner.
Looks good.
Now ensure we didn't miss any: "Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment,
for prose. We need to decide which sections to include: About the role (maybe a brief overview paragraph). Could use the first paragraph about Capital Health as about the role? Actually "About the role" could be the Position Overview paragraph. But we already have Responsibilities for duties. Could combine: About the role could be a short paragraph describing the role (maybe from Position Overview). But we have a lot of duty details; better to put those under Responsibilities as a list. About the role could be a brief summary: "Provides safety aspects of patient care, personal care, etc." But we must not invent or summarize away detail; we must preserve all substantive information. If we put duties under Responsibilities as a list, we need to include all duty statements. That's fine. About the role could be a short paragraph from the first sentences: "Capital Health is the region's leader..." but that's about the organization, not the role. Might be better to omit About the role if no specific content. The instruction: include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it. So we need to see if there is content for About the role. The posting starts with description of Capital Health, not the role. That's not about the role. So we may skip About the role. Responsibilities: we have many duty statements in Position Overview. We'll list each as
Responsibilities
- Provides for safety aspects of patient care (assists with patient restraints, uses correct transfer techniques, follows falls precautions, responds appropriately to emergency situations).
- Provides personal care (bathing, mouth care, evening care, incontinence care to patients under the direction of the RN).
- Applies appropriately basic dressings, slings, splints, antiembolism and sequential pressure stockings under the direction of the RN.
- Collects specimens such as stool, urine and sputum on a timely basis.
- Empties and cleans ostomy and other device bags efficiently.
- Records accurate intake and output per unit standards.
- Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment, counts calories timely and accurately.
- Makes pertinent observations about patients. Documents accurate and timely observations in patient records and reports findings to RN.
- Assists with post mortem care.
- Assists with CPR under the direction/supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physician.
- Performs Phlebotomy accurately and stocks Phlebotomy and IV trays for unit.
- Performs accurate glucometer testing.
- Performs EKG's as determined by unit and following competency attainment.
- Performs accurate vital signs and pulse oximetry.
- Stocks supplies as required by designated unit.
- Maintains a well cleaned, organized environment.
- Performs other duties as assigned: willingness to adapt to changing department needs.
- Maintains patient and medication refrigerator logs.
- Checks and signs name to Unit Code Cart/Carts for operational performance each shift.
- Notifies clinical equipment and charge nurse of any malfunctioning defibrillator in a timely manner.
Requirements
- Education: High school diploma or equivalency.
- Experience: One year prior experience as an EMT, military medic, PCA in an acute care or equivalent skill in long-term care setting, completion of a medical assistant program, or successful completion of two clinical semesters of an accredited nursing school.
- Other Credentials: AHA BLS. Non-Licensed must obtain before end of orientation period.
- Knowledge and Skills: Proficient in English, verbal and written communication.
Qualifications
- Special Training: Certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) preferred. In lieu of CNA certification, successful completion of the Capital Health UAP Training program within 90 days of employment.
Skills
Proficient in English, verbal and written communication.
But we already have Knowledge and Skills under Requirements; maybe we should not duplicate. Better to move Knowledge and Skills to Skills section, and remove from Requirements. Let's restructure: Requirements: Education, Experience, Other Credentials. Skills: Proficient in English, verbal and written communication. Qualifications: Special Training (CNA preferred or UAP Training). Thus:Requirements
- Education: High school diploma or equivalency.
- Experience: One year prior experience as an EMT, military medic, PCA in an acute care or equivalent skill in long-term care setting, completion of a medical assistant program, or successful completion of two clinical semesters of an accredited nursing school.
- Other Credentials: AHA BLS. Non-Licensed must obtain before end of orientation period.
Skills
Proficient in English, verbal and written communication.
Qualifications
- Special Training: Certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) preferred. In lieu of CNA certification, successful completion of the Capital Health UAP Training program within 90 days of employment.
Benefits
- Retirement Savings and Investment Plan
- Disability Benefits – Short Term Disability (STD)
- Sick Time Off
- Employee Assistance Program
Pay
Pay Range $18.57 - $23.23
Schedule:Schedule
Usual Work Day: 12 Hours
We should not include About the role. Check for any other substantive content: The posting also includes "Physical Demands And Work Environment" etc. That's not requested as a section; we could ignore because not in allowed headings. The instruction says use headings for those specific sections; we can omit others. So we ignore physical demands. Now ensure we didn't repeat any content. The duty list includes all statements from Position Overview. Let's verify we captured each sentence. Original Position Overview text: "Provides for safety aspects of patient care (assists with patient restraints, uses correct transfer techniques, follows falls precautions, responds appropriately to emergency situations).Provides personal care (bathing, mouth care, evening care, incontinence care to patients under the direction of the RN.Applies appropriately basic dressings, slings, splints, antiembolism and sequential pressure stockings under the direction of the RN.Collects specimens such as stool, urine and sputum on a timely basis.Empties and cleans ostomy and other device bags efficiently. Records accurate intake and output per unit standards.Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment, counts calories timely an accurately.Makes pertinent observations about patients. Documents accurate and timely observations in patient records and reports findings to RN.Assists with post mortem care.Assists with CPR under the direction/supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physician.Performs Phlebotomy accurately and stocks Phlebotomy and IV trays for unit. Performs accurate glucometer testing. Performs EKG's as determined by unit and following competency attainment. Performs accurate vital signs and pulse oximetry.Stocks supplies as required by designated unit. Maintains a well cleaned, organized environment. Performs other duties as assigned: willingness to adapt to changing department needs. Maintains patient and medication refrigerator logs.Checks and signs name to Unit Code Cart/Carts for operational performance each shift. Notifies clinical equipment and charge nurse of any malfunctioning defibrillator in a timely manner." We need to split into sensible items. Our list includes: - Provides for safety aspects of patient care (assists with patient restraints, uses correct transfer techniques, follows falls precautions, responds appropriately to emergency situations). - Provides personal care (bathing, mouth care, evening care, incontinence care to patients under the direction of the RN). - Applies appropriately basic dressings, slings, splints, antiembolism and sequential pressure stockings under the direction of the RN. - Collects specimens such as stool, urine and sputum on a timely basis. - Empties and cleans ostomy and other device bags efficiently. - Records accurate intake and output per unit standards. - Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment, counts calories timely and accurately. - Makes pertinent observations about patients. Documents accurate and timely observations in patient records and reports findings to RN. - Assists with post mortem care. - Assists with CPR under the direction/supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physician. - Performs Phlebotomy accurately and stocks Phlebotomy and IV trays for unit. - Performs accurate glucometer testing. - Performs EKG's as determined by unit and following competency attainment. - Performs accurate vital signs and pulse oximetry. - Stocks supplies as required by designated unit. - Maintains a well cleaned, organized environment. - Performs other duties as assigned: willingness to adapt to changing department needs. - Maintains patient and medication refrigerator logs. - Checks and signs name to Unit Code Cart/Carts for operational performance each shift. - Notifies clinical equipment and charge nurse of any malfunctioning defibrillator in a timely manner. Looks good. Now ensure we didn't miss any: "Provides for nutrition of patients. Feeds, monitors tube feedings, delivers nourishment,