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Behavioral Resource Technician – Baystate Health Staffing Optimization Team
Baystate Health. Provide safety observation for assigned patients .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in direct patient care, including bathing, feeding, and mobility assistance, while ensuring patient safety and effective communication with interdisciplinary teams. Holds necessary certifications and possesses relevant clinical experience to adapt to diverse patient populations.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Direct Patient CareCPR CertificationCPI CertificationClinical ExperiencePatient Safety Observation
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Hard Skills
Patient Care AssistanceBathingFeedingToiletingAmbulatingTurningRepositioningPatient ObservationDocumentation
Soft Skills
Professional InteractionCompassionate CareAdaptabilityAttention to Detail
Certifications & Qualifications
High School DiplomaGEDCPR CertificationCPI Certification
Industry Keywords
Behavioral HealthPatient SafetyClinical GroupingInterdisciplinary TeamsCNAMAHHAPCA
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide safety observation for assigned patients
- Maintain a safe environment and interact with patients, families, and staff professionally
- Provide direct patient care and assistance, including bathing, feeding, toileting, ambulating, turning, and repositioning
- Observe patients and recognize changes in condition, behavior, mood, or activity
- Report changes in patient condition or behavior to the nurse immediately
- Accurately document patient observations
- Remain awake, alert, and attentive during patient safety observation
- Work in all areas within the assigned clinical grouping
- Adapt to different patient populations, care environments, and interdisciplinary teams
- Support patient safety and compassionate care across Baystate Health facilities
Requirements
What you’ll need- High School Diploma or GED
- Ability to work in all areas included within the assigned clinical grouping
- CPR through the American Heart Association BLS Provider certification required prior to start
- CPI certification required within 6 months of employment
- At least 12 months of relevant clinical or patient care experience
- Relevant experience may include behavioral health patient care, direct patient care, group home work, paraprofessional experience, successful completion of a BRT Apprentice role, psychiatric sitter experience, CNA, MA, HHA, or PCA experience
Benefits
Comp & perks- Flexible per diem options based on desired level of commitment
- Compensation differentials based on assigned BHSOT tier, clinical grouping, shift, and eligibility
- Per Diem B offers increased compensation differentials
- No on-call requirement
- Variety and flexibility across facilities and clinical areas
- Opportunities to build experience across behavioral health and patient care environments
- Opportunities to develop behavioral health, patient observation, communication, and crisis-support skills
- Per diem positions are not benefit eligible
- Budgeted positions may be benefit eligible based on applicable FTE