Nursing Technician - First Responder - Fixed-Term Position - Concórdia Unit

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Job Summary: Nursing Technician for direct patient care and assistance in departments such as Hemodynamics and SADT, with focus on holistic care and safe surgical practice. Key Highlights: 1. Direct patient care and assistance 2. Focus on holistic care and safe surgery 3. Performs patient preparation, monitoring, and recovery **Description:** Nursing Technician\- First Responder\- Fixed-Term Position\- Concórdia Unit **Salary:** R$ 2\.021,52\+ benefits **Schedule:** Monday to Thursday 07:00 to 17:00 / Friday 07:00 to 16:00 **Required:** Completed High School and Technical Nursing Course **Desirable (Plus for the candidate, not mandatory for hiring):** Experience in hemodynamics/Intensive Care/Surgical Block, Emergency care Provide direct patient care and assistance to patients undergoing examinations in Hemodynamics and other SADT departments, ensuring holistic care that respects the patient’s culture, customs, and immediate needs, while consistently promoting safe surgical practice according to departmental guidelines. Adhere to the professional code of ethics and applicable legislation as standard practice; maintain ethical conduct, acting respectfully and in alignment with institutional values; treat all individuals courteously, demonstrating enthusiasm and planning; promptly inform your immediate supervisor of absences, delays, or request permission for scheduled absences/early departures; actively participate in actions, trainings, and meetings conducted by nursing supervision and coordination; follow departmental PRSs and POPs when performing activities; use departmentally prescribed PPEs; prepare patients for hemodynamic procedures per nursing prescriptions, and administer medications when necessary and requested by physicians; instruct patients regarding the procedures they will undergo; escort patients to examination rooms for procedure execution; assist the team during procedures as circulating staff in examination rooms; remove patients from examination rooms and escort them to recovery rooms; monitor patients and observe vital signs in SRPA; immediately notify nurses/physicians of any patient complications; document nursing notes in the Gesthos system pre- and post-procedure; print documentation and attach it to the medical record for billing; provide post-procedure rest and medication instructions to patients; perform daily equipment checklists for examination and recovery rooms and record findings on the designated form; set up procedure tables according to the scheduled procedures’ requirements; drape patients with surgical drapes after aseptic preparation of the procedure site, applying all aseptic techniques; dismantle surgical tables after procedures; maintain cleanliness and organization in examination rooms before, during, and after procedures; dismantle tables and immediately transport metallic materials to decontamination, remove visible soil with water, and spray Primer prior to subsequent dispatch to CME; clean gowns every Friday; provide assistance in other hospital departments if staffing is insufficient and such reallocation is required; attend departmental and on-demand trainings; transfer patients from Hemodynamics to inpatient units and/or ICU; observe safety standards, environmental control regulations, and other internal policies and/or legislation relevant to assigned duties; complete room logs, OPME material control sheets, nursing progress notes, and pharmacy material and medication sheets; assist nurses in manual compression and compressive dressing after removing the introducer from the patient’s femoral, radial, or brachial region; replenish CME materials for Hemodynamics and Endoscopy departments at specified times: Contaminated materials: 22:00–23:00 / Sterile materials: 05:00–06:00; deliver soiled materials from Hemodynamics and Endoscopy to CME at established times; clean and organize the Hemodynamics department for the following day; clean, organize, and restock Cardiology and Ultrasound service rooms; remove Holter monitors from patients when necessary; verify all materials and their expiration dates; disinfect laryngoscopes after use; perform terminal cleaning over weekends per task schedule; verify instrument/materiel and medication kits used in the department; replenish department linens; request engineering clinical service orders (O.S.) when equipment malfunctions; perform other tasks similar to those described above, as directed by management. 2511050202231849270