About Us
Located 25 miles south of Rockford and 75 miles west of Chicago, Rochelle Community Hospital has been a cornerstone of the Rochelle community for over a century. As a critical-access hospital, our staff provides state-of-the-art emergency care, diagnostic testing, home healthcare resources, rehabilitation, occupational health, inpatient care, and surgery, as well as a variety of other outpatient services. At Rochelle Community Hospital, quality care isn't just our job, it's our passion. We strive not only to deliver the highest quality and value to our patients, but also to our physicians and staff. As a member of our team, you can expect to work alongside our team of highly trained staff and administrators as we set out to create a higher standard of healthcare for our community.
Application Process
ALL RESUMES AND APPLICATIONS NEED TO BE SUBMITTED THROUGH ILLINOISJOBNETWORK.COM TO BE CONSIDERED. Please be advised that your application is not complete until you fill out, sign, and submit an Application for Employment for a specific position for which Rochelle Community Hospital is actively recruiting. Your application must reflect that you possess the required qualifications for the position. No sponsorships available.
POSITION SUMMARY
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) interacts directly with patients, providing comfort and transportation, monitoring their vital signs, assisting with daily living needs, and assisting the nurses in the treatment and care of the patients in accordance with the established methods, protocols, policies, and procedures of the hospital. The CNA's responsibilities encompass compliance with The Joint Commission standards, CMS, OSHA, IDPH, and state regulations.
The Health Unit Coordinator (HUC) supports patient care delivery by providing clerical duties of various patient care units. His/her primary responsibility is to coordinate patient care across many functional departments. The Health Unit Coordinator is proficient at reading basic single lead telemetry monitoring and can identify basic life-threatening arrhythmias. The HUC's responsibilities encompass compliance with The Joint Commission standards, CMS, OSHA, IDPH, and State regulations.
Education
- Must be a high-school graduate or successfully completed the GED.
- Must have completed a Nursing Assistant Program and be certified in the state of Illinois.
POSITION QUALIFICATIONS
- Must complete a Basic Dysrhythmia class annually.
- Must be currently CPR certified.
- Previous Medical/Surgical experience desirable.
- Must be in good physical and mental health, and able to work under pressure.
- Must have good communication skills.
- The ability to operate designated computer equipment.
Work Environment/Physical Demands
- Requires long periods of standing at times.
- Requires quick movement, agility, and fast response time.
- Requires direct patient contact with potential exposure to blood and body fluids.
- Frequent lifting and/or handling of light weight items.
- Occasionally lifting up to 35 pounds or more with an assistive device and/or physical assistance.
- Frequent repositioning of patients.
- Ability to perform CPR - a strenuous activity.
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