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New Rates of Pay & $2,000 Sign on bonus available Bonus paid in full with first paycheck Full-time, 40 hours/week Variable day shift Onsite, travel required The Regional Float Medical Assistant II role at Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics (ACHP) provides Proficient level clinical and administrative support to designated ACHP locations within a specified region on a rotating basis, for patients under the direction of a Provider and/or licensed Nurse and assist with training needs within scope. Responsibilities: Prepares patients for examination; takes and records vital signs; performs phlebotomy as needed; administers medications as directed by the Providers according to policy and procedure Collects data that contributes to the assessment and evaluation of individualized care and needs of assigned patients, including discharge plans, under the direction of the Licensed Nurse Collects, processes, and submits laboratory specimens in accordance with policy and procedure Communicates patient findings and pertinent information to the Provider and/or Licensed Nurse utilizing appropriate communication/documentation processes Accurate and timely documentation of care within EPIC system Performs point-of-service activities such as appointment scheduling, visit preparation, co-payment collection and patient tracking as needed Performs clinical duties that are department specific such as POCT, hearing and vision screenings, and any other procedures Performs routine task and general office duties such as faxing, copying, filing, etc. as needed Cleans, stocks, and prepares examination rooms Develops and maintains positive relationships with patients, families, and colleagues Triage work related issues with little assist from proper hierarchy Actively participates in departmental process improvement projects Follows safety policies and procedures in the delivery of care to assure a safe environment for patients, families, and other staff members Other duties assigned Other information: Technical Expertise Experience in phlebotomy is preferred. Knowledge of and experience in medical terminology is required. Experience working in healthcare environment is preferred. Experience working in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word) or similar software is required. Experience working in electronic medical record (i.e., EPIC) or similar software is preferred. Education and Experience Education: High School Diploma or equivalent is required. Completion of an approved (valid) Medical Assistant Program, EMT Program, or Paramedic Program is required. Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS) training from the American Heart Association is required. Certification: Medical Assistant certification preferred. Years of relevant experience: Minimum of 6 (six) months of experience required. Years of experience supervising: None. Full Time FTE: 1.000000 Status: Onsite

New Rates of Pay & $2,000 Sign on bonus available Bonus paid in full with first paycheck Full-time, 40 hours/week Variable dayshift Onsite, travel required The Global Float Medical Assistant II role at Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics (ACHP) provides Proficient level clinical and administrative support to all ACHP locations on a rotating basis, for patients under the direction of a Provider and/or licensed Nurse and assist with training needs within scope. Responsibilities: Prepares patients for examination; takes and records vital signs; performs phlebotomy as needed; administers medications as directed by the Providers according to policy and procedure Collects data that contributes to the assessment and evaluation of individualized care and needs of assigned patients, including discharge plans, under the direction of the Licensed Nurse Collects, processes, and submits laboratory specimens in accordance with policy and procedure Communicates patient findings and pertinent information to the Provider and/or Licensed Nurse utilizing appropriate communication/documentation processes Accurate and timely documentation of care within EPIC system Performs point-of-service activities such as appointment scheduling, visit preparation, co-payment collection and patient tracking as needed Performs clinical duties that are department specific such as POCT, hearing and vision screenings, and any other procedures Performs routine task and general office duties such as faxing, copying, filing, etc. as needed Cleans, stocks, and prepares examination rooms Develops and maintains positive relationships with patients, families, and colleagues Triage work related issues with little assist from proper hierarchy Actively participates in departmental process improvement projects Follows safety policies and procedures in the delivery of care to assure a safe environment for patients, families, and other staff members Other duties assigned Other information: Technical Expertise Experience in phlebotomy is preferred. Knowledge of and experience in medical terminology is required. Experience working in healthcare environment is preferred. Experience working in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word) or similar software is required. Experience working in electronic medical record (i.e., EPIC) or similar software is preferred. Education and Experience Education: High School Diploma or equivalent is required. Completion of an approved (valid) Medical Assistant Program, EMT Program, or Paramedic Program is required. Certification:Basic Life Support (BLS) training from the American Heart Association is required. Certification: Medical Assistant certification preferred. Years of relevant experience: no experience required. Years of experience supervising: None. . Full Time FTE: 1.000000 Status: Onsite

New Rates of Pay & $2,000 Sign on bonus available Bonus paid in full with first paycheck Part-time, 24 hours/week Nights, 7:00pm to 7:30am Onsite The Medical Assistant role provides clinical and administrative support for patients under the direction of a Provider and/or licensed Nurse. Responsibilities: Prepares patients for examination; takes and records vital signs; performs phlebotomy as needed; administers medications as directed by the Providers according to policy and procedure Collects data that contributes to the assessment and evaluation of individualized care and needs of assigned patients, including discharge plans, under the direction of the Licensed Nurse Collects, processes, and submits laboratory specimens in accordance with policy and procedure Communicates patient findings and pertinent information to the Provider and/or Licensed Nurse utilizing appropriate communication/documentation processes Accurate and timely documentation of care within EPIC system Performs point-of-service activities such as appointment scheduling, visit preparation, co-payment collection and patient tracking as needed Performs clinical duties that are department specific such as POCT, hearing and vision screenings, and any other procedures Performs routine task and general office duties such as faxing, copying, filing, etc. as needed Cleans, stocks, and prepares examination rooms Develops and maintains positive relationships with patients, families, and colleagues Follows safety policies and procedures in the delivery of care to assure a safe environment for patients, families, and other staff members Other duties assigned Other information: Technical Expertise Experience in phlebotomy is preferred. Knowledge of and experience in medical terminology is required. Experience working in healthcare environment is preferred. Experience working in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word) or similar software is required. Experience working in electronic medical record (i.e., EPIC) or similar software is preferred. Education and Experience Education: High School Diploma or equivalent is required. Completion of an approved (valid) Medical Assistant Program, EMT Program, or Paramedic Program is required. Certification:Basic Life Support (BLS) training from the American Heart Association is required. Certification: Medical Assistant certification preferred. Years of relevant experience: no experience required. Years of experience supervising: None. . Part Time FTE: 0.600000 Status: Onsite

Full Time (40 hours per week) M-F Days with Sat am rotation Onsite for Medina Akron Children's Pediatrics The Medical Assistant role provides clinical and administrative support for patients under the direction of a Provider and/or licensed Nurse. Responsibilities: Prepares patients for examination; takes and records vital signs; performs phlebotomy as needed; administers medications as directed by the Providers according to policy and procedure Collects data that contributes to the assessment and evaluation of individualized care and needs of assigned patients, including discharge plans, under the direction of the Licensed Nurse Collects, processes, and submits laboratory specimens in accordance with policy and procedure Communicates patient findings and pertinent information to the Provider and/or Licensed Nurse utilizing appropriate communication/documentation processes Accurate and timely documentation of care within EPIC system Performs point-of-service activities such as appointment scheduling, visit preparation, co-payment collection and patient tracking as needed Performs clinical duties that are department specific such as POCT, hearing and vision screenings, and any other procedures Performs routine task and general office duties such as faxing, copying, filing, etc. as needed Cleans, stocks, and prepares examination rooms Develops and maintains positive relationships with patients, families, and colleagues Follows safety policies and procedures in the delivery of care to assure a safe environment for patients, families, and other staff members Other duties assigned Other information: Technical Expertise Experience in phlebotomy is preferred. Knowledge of and experience in medical terminology is required. Experience working in healthcare environment is preferred. Experience working in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word) or similar software is required. Experience working in electronic medical record (i.e., EPIC) or similar software is preferred. Education and Experience Education: High School Diploma or equivalent is required. Completion of an approved (valid) Medical Assistant Program, EMT Program, or Paramedic Program is required. Certification:Basic Life Support (BLS) training from the American Heart Association is required. Certification: Medical Assistant certification preferred. Years of relevant experience: no experience required. Years of experience supervising: None. . Full Time FTE: 1.000000 Status: Onsite

New Rates of Pay & $2,000 Sign on bonus available Bonus paid in full with first paycheck Full-time, 40 hours/week Variable day shift Onsite, travel required The Regional Float Medical Assistant II role at Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics (ACHP) provides Proficient level clinical and administrative support to designated ACHP locations within a specified region on a rotating basis, for patients under the direction of a Provider and/or licensed Nurse and assist with training needs within scope. Responsibilities: Prepares patients for examination; takes and records vital signs; performs phlebotomy as needed; administers medications as directed by the Providers according to policy and procedure Collects data that contributes to the assessment and evaluation of individualized care and needs of assigned patients, including discharge plans, under the direction of the Licensed Nurse Collects, processes, and submits laboratory specimens in accordance with policy and procedure Communicates patient findings and pertinent information to the Provider and/or Licensed Nurse utilizing appropriate communication/documentation processes Accurate and timely documentation of care within EPIC system Performs point-of-service activities such as appointment scheduling, visit preparation, co-payment collection and patient tracking as needed Performs clinical duties that are department specific such as POCT, hearing and vision screenings, and any other procedures Performs routine task and general office duties such as faxing, copying, filing, etc. as needed Cleans, stocks, and prepares examination rooms Develops and maintains positive relationships with patients, families, and colleagues Triage work related issues with little assist from proper hierarchy Actively participates in departmental process improvement projects Follows safety policies and procedures in the delivery of care to assure a safe environment for patients, families, and other staff members Other duties assigned Other information: Technical Expertise Experience in phlebotomy is preferred. Knowledge of and experience in medical terminology is required. Experience working in healthcare environment is preferred. Experience working in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word) or similar software is required. Experience working in electronic medical record (i.e., EPIC) or similar software is preferred. Education and Experience Education: High School Diploma or equivalent is required. Completion of an approved (valid) Medical Assistant Program, EMT Program, or Paramedic Program is required. Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS) training from the American Heart Association is required. Certification: Medical Assistant certification preferred. Years of relevant experience: Minimum of 6 (six) months of experience required. Years of experience supervising: None. Full Time FTE: 1.000000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provides specialized, high-acuity care for premature, critically ill, and medically complex newborns. Patients may require advanced respiratory support, surgical interventions, and continuous monitoring. NICU nurses play a vital role in delivering highly technical care while supporting and educating families during what is often an unexpected and emotionally challenging time. Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Candidates must apply by March 1st to be considered Summary: The Nurse Technician provides individualized care for a group of patients and supports patient and family education under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Through our Nurse Technician Program, nursing students gain practical experience under the guidance of registered nurses, fostering immersion in Akron Children's culture and inspiring participants to pursue RN roles upon graduation. Commitment to Program: · Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. · Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. · Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise 1. Nursing students entering the final year of an accredited nursing program. Education and Experience 1. Education: Must be enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate or associate registered nursing degree program. 2. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. 3. Years of relevant experience: Must have completed at least one clinical rotation. 4. Years of supervisory experience: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: 6 Surgical: The 6 Surgical and Subspecialty unit, also known as 6100, serves pediatric patients of all ages who require care after a variety of surgical procedures or for specialized medical treatments. Additionally, it provides care for patients with conditions in specialties like GI, ENT, Endocrine, and diabetes management. Nurses will be exposed to a wide variety of cases, ensuring a dynamic and engaging work environment. Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Summary: The Nurse Technician provides individualized care for a group of patients and supports patient and family education under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Through our Nurse Technician Program, nursing students gain practical experience under the guidance of registered nurses, fostering immersion in Akron Children's culture and inspiring participants to pursue RN roles upon graduation. Commitment to Program: · Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. · Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. · Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise 1. Nursing students entering the final year of an accredited nursing program. Education and Experience 1. Education: Must be enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate or associate registered nursing degree program. 2. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. 3. Years of relevant experience: Must have completed at least one clinical rotation. 4. Years of supervisory experience: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: Akron Outpatient Surgery Center Operating Room Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Summary: The Nurse Technician provides individualized care for a group of patients and supports patient and family education under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Through our Nurse Technician Program, nursing students gain practical experience under the guidance of registered nurses, fostering immersion in Akron Children's culture and inspiring participants to pursue RN roles upon graduation. Commitment to Program: ·Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. ·Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. ·Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise 1. Nursing students entering the final year of an accredited nursing program. Education and Experience 1. Education: Must be enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate or associate registered nursing degree program. 2. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. 3. Years of relevant experience: Must have completed at least one clinical rotation. 4. Years of supervisory experience: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: 7 medical: The 7 Medical unit, also known as 7200, serves pediatric patients ranging from birth to 18 years of age. It is a diagnosis-based unit, primarily treating patients with a wide range of medical conditions, including respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological issues. The unit also has a short-stay observation area for patients who require brief monitoring. Nurses in this unit will work with patients across a variety of conditions, gaining experience in diverse pediatric care environments. Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Summary: The Nurse Technician provides individualized care for a group of patients and supports patient and family education under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Through our Nurse Technician Program, nursing students gain practical experience under the guidance of registered nurses, fostering immersion in Akron Children's culture and inspiring participants to pursue RN roles upon graduation. Commitment to Program: · Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. · Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. · Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise 1. Nursing students entering the final year of an accredited nursing program. Education and Experience 1. Education: Must be enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate or associate registered nursing degree program. 2. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. 3. Years of relevant experience: Must have completed at least one clinical rotation. 4. Years of supervisory experience: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: Hematology/Oncology: The Hematology/Oncology (Hem/Onc) unit provides specialized care for pediatric patients diagnosed with various types of cancer and blood disorders. This unit serves patients of all ages, with many requiring long-term care or end-of-life support. Hematology/Oncology nurses are essential in providing not only clinical care but also emotional support for children and their families during difficult times. Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Summary: The Nurse Technician provides individualized care for a group of patients and supports patient and family education under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Through our Nurse Technician Program, nursing students gain practical experience under the guidance of registered nurses, fostering immersion in Akron Children's culture and inspiring participants to pursue RN roles upon graduation. Commitment to Program: · Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. · Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. · Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise 1. Nursing students entering the final year of an accredited nursing program. Education and Experience 1. Education: Must be enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate or associate registered nursing degree program. 2. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. 3. Years of relevant experience: Must have completed at least one clinical rotation. 4. Years of supervisory experience: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) delivers critical care to infants, children, and young adults with life-threatening medical or surgical conditions. Patients often require advanced life support, complex medication management, and close monitoring. PICU nurses are integral in managing rapidly changing patient conditions while partnering closely with multidisciplinary teams and families during high-stress situations. Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Candidates must apply by March 1st to be considered Summary: The Nurse Technician provides individualized care for a group of patients and supports patient and family education under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Through our Nurse Technician Program, nursing students gain practical experience under the guidance of registered nurses, fostering immersion in Akron Children's culture and inspiring participants to pursue RN roles upon graduation. Commitment to Program: · Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. · Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. · Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise 1. Nursing students entering the final year of an accredited nursing program. Education and Experience 1. Education: Must be enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate or associate registered nursing degree program. 2. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. 3. Years of relevant experience: Must have completed at least one clinical rotation. 4. Years of supervisory experience: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: Acute Care The Acute Care units provide inpatient hospital care for children with a wide range of general medical and surgical needs. Patients may require short-term hospitalization, ongoing monitoring, or post-operative recovery. Acute Care nurses focus on coordinated, family-centered care while managing diverse diagnoses and supporting smooth transitions throughout the hospital stay. Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Candidates need to apply by March 1st to be considered Summary: The Nurse Technician I assists in patient/family education and in the delivery of individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise N/A Education and Experience Education: Must currently be enrolled in a baccalaureate accredited registered nursing program as a junior or senior or enrolled in the second year of an accredited associate degree in nursing program. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. Years of relevant experience: None required; some healthcare experience is preferred. Years of experience supervising: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Akron Children's invites you to join our 2026 Summer Nurse Technician Program, a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced registered nurses and gain invaluable skills while caring for pediatric patients. This program fosters immersion in Akron Children's culture and aims to inspire participants to pursue RN positions upon graduation. Unit Overview: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provides specialized, high-acuity care for premature, critically ill, and medically complex newborns. Patients may require advanced respiratory support, surgical interventions, and continuous monitoring. NICU nurses play a vital role in delivering highly technical care while supporting and educating families during what is often an unexpected and emotionally challenging time. Summer Orientation Details Start Dates: May and June 2026 Commitment: Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. Work PRN during school semesters and breaks with flexible scheduling options. Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Candidates must apply by March 1st to be considered Summary: The Nurse Technician provides individualized care for a group of patients and supports patient and family education under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Through our Nurse Technician Program, nursing students gain practical experience under the guidance of registered nurses, fostering immersion in Akron Children's culture and inspiring participants to pursue RN roles upon graduation. Commitment to Program: · Complete general nursing orientation and role-specific training/classes, which may require full-time, day-shift hours. · Work part-time to full-time hours alongside your preceptor, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours/week during the program. · Be immersed in the patient population and diagnoses specific to your practice setting while learning nurse technician roles and responsibilities. Responsibilities: 1. Assists in delivering individual care for a group of patients under the supervision of a licensed nurse. 2. Assists in patient/family education capabilities and under the direction of a licensed nurse. 3. Contributes to the assessment of individual patient care. 4. Contributes to the delivery of patient care. 5. Participates in the educational efforts of the department and the nursing unit. 6. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the physical, psychosocial, educational, and safety needs of the patients served regardless of age and developmental status. 7. Other duties as required. Other information: Technical Expertise 1. Nursing students entering the final year of an accredited nursing program. Education and Experience 1. Education: Must be enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate or associate registered nursing degree program. 2. Certification: Current Health Care Provider BLS training from the American Heart Association is required. 3. Years of relevant experience: Must have completed at least one clinical rotation. 4. Years of supervisory experience: None On Call FTE: 0.001000 Status: Onsite

Homewood Living Plum Creek Shift: Evening Shift Status: Full-Time Salary: 20.25 - 21.75 Hourly Our Mission Statement Honor Christ through faithful service to seniors and one another. Our Community We have grown from humble beginnings in 1932, from serving 12 residents in one small house in Hagerstown, MD to serving over 2,200 individuals and employing over 1,300 co-workers at five different locations in MD and PA. Our co-workers' dedication, skills, loyalty, and compassion have been the key to Homewood's success. At Homewood, you'll become part of a professional and compassionate team, united by a shared commitment to excellence in care and genuine community connection. What's in it for you? As a valued member of our team, you'll enjoy these exceptional benefits & perks: Paid time off, with an opportunity to cash out each year Assistance for new LPNs/RNs - we pay up to 50% of your student loans Shift and weekend differentials But that's not all! Our comprehensive benefits package also includes: Referral bonus of up to $600 Tuition reimbursement Health, dental, vision, and life insurance options Retirement contributions Professional licensure reimbursement Want to know more? Visit Homewood Benefits for all the details. Job Summary: Provides the activities of daily living care to the residents under license staff supervision. Essential Functions: Treats all information about residents, their condition, and family as confidential information. Complies with established policies and procedures, and maintains established standards and practices. Assists in or provides for the maintenance of individual personal hygiene, i.e., bathing, shaving, changing clothing, nail care, toilet needs. Provides clean, dry linen and make beds to meet resident needs. Encourages proper resident nutrition by serving food promptly and assists with feeding when necessary. Performs resident treatments as assigned by the Team Leader and within the nursing scope of practice. Records resident information concisely, accurately, and completely, and reports to the team Leader objective observations of change in resident condition or need. Actively participates in resident care planning. Promotes the activity of daily living according to the resident's care plan. Resident lifts and transfers will be done according to the resident's care plan and the Lift Free Program. Performs other functions as directed by the supervisor Qualifications: Ability to lift and transfer 30 pounds of resident weight frequently (30 times) throughout the shift. Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout an eight (8) hour shift. Organizational skills and ability to do sequential events. Listed on the state registry as a Nursing Assistant within 120 days of employment. Motivation and desire to work with geriatric persons. Ability to speak English at a level residents can understand. Ability to read and write in English to carry out functions related to the care plans and provide appropriate resident care. Physical Requirements: Must be able to constantly work on their feet during an 8 hour shift; bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout the shift in performing regular duties. Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds of resident weight and/or transfer and reposition a resident at least 25 times throughout the shift. Must be able to react quickly and decisively in emergencies and in response to the unexpected behavior of residents either during lifting or repositioning or during other frequent occasions when having direct contact with residents. Must be able to handle the physical transfer of residents from unsafe to safer locations in the event of a fire or other disaster. Ability to do sequential events/tasks.

Homewood Living Martinsburg Shift: Evening Shift Status: Full-Time Salary: 19.60 - 21.10 Hourly Our Mission Statement Honor Christ through faithful service to seniors and one another. Our Community We have grown from humble beginnings in 1932, from serving 12 residents in one small house in Hagerstown, MD to serving over 2,200 individuals and employing over 1,300 co-workers at five different locations in MD and PA. Our co-workers' dedication, skills, loyalty, and compassion have been the key to Homewood's success. At Homewood, you'll become part of a professional and compassionate team, united by a shared commitment to excellence in care and genuine community connection. What's in it for you? As a valued member of our team, you'll enjoy these exceptional benefits & perks: Paid time off, with an opportunity to cash out each year Assistance for new LPNs/RNs - we pay up to 50% of your student loans Shift and weekend differentials But that's not all! Our comprehensive benefits package also includes: Referral bonus of up to $600 Tuition reimbursement Health, dental, vision, and life insurance options Retirement contributions Professional licensure reimbursement Want to know more? Visit Homewood Benefits for all the details. Job Summary: Provides the activities of daily living care to the residents under license staff supervision. Essential Functions: Treats all information about residents, their condition, and family as confidential information. Complies with established policies and procedures, and maintains established standards and practices. Assists in or provides for the maintenance of individual personal hygiene, i.e., bathing, shaving, changing clothing, nail care, toilet needs. Provides clean, dry linen and make beds to meet resident needs. Encourages proper resident nutrition by serving food promptly and assists with feeding when necessary. Performs resident treatments as assigned by the Team Leader and within the nursing scope of practice. Records resident information concisely, accurately, and completely, and reports to the team Leader objective observations of change in resident condition or need. Actively participates in resident care planning. Promotes the activity of daily living according to the resident's care plan. Resident lifts and transfers will be done according to the resident's care plan and the Lift Free Program. Performs other functions as directed by the supervisor Qualifications: Ability to lift and transfer 30 pounds of resident weight frequently (30 times) throughout the shift. Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout an eight (8) hour shift. Organizational skills and ability to do sequential events. Listed on the state registry as a Nursing Assistant within 120 days of employment. Motivation and desire to work with geriatric persons. Ability to speak English at a level residents can understand. Ability to read and write in English to carry out functions related to the care plans and provide appropriate resident care. Physical Requirements: Must be able to constantly work on their feet during an 8 hour shift; bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout the shift in performing regular duties. Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds of resident weight and/or transfer and reposition a resident at least 25 times throughout the shift. Must be able to react quickly and decisively in emergencies and in response to the unexpected behavior of residents either during lifting or repositioning or during other frequent occasions when having direct contact with residents. Must be able to handle the physical transfer of residents from unsafe to safer locations in the event of a fire or other disaster. Ability to do sequential events/tasks.

Homewood Living Martinsburg Shift: Evening Shift Status: Full-Time Salary: 19.60 - 21.10 Hourly Our Mission Statement Honor Christ through faithful service to seniors and one another. Our Community We have grown from humble beginnings in 1932, from serving 12 residents in one small house in Hagerstown, MD to serving over 2,200 individuals and employing over 1,300 co-workers at five different locations in MD and PA. Our co-workers' dedication, skills, loyalty, and compassion have been the key to Homewood's success. At Homewood, you'll become part of a professional and compassionate team, united by a shared commitment to excellence in care and genuine community connection. What's in it for you? As a valued member of our team, you'll enjoy these exceptional benefits & perks: Paid time off, with an opportunity to cash out each year Assistance for new LPNs/RNs - we pay up to 50% of your student loans Shift and weekend differentials But that's not all! Our comprehensive benefits package also includes: Referral bonus of up to $600 Tuition reimbursement Health, dental, vision, and life insurance options Retirement contributions Professional licensure reimbursement Want to know more? Visit Homewood Benefits for all the details. Job Summary: Provides the activities of daily living care to the residents under license staff supervision. Essential Functions: Treats all information about residents, their condition, and family as confidential information. Complies with established policies and procedures, and maintains established standards and practices. Assists in or provides for the maintenance of individual personal hygiene, i.e., bathing, shaving, changing clothing, nail care, toilet needs. Provides clean, dry linen and make beds to meet resident needs. Encourages proper resident nutrition by serving food promptly and assists with feeding when necessary. Performs resident treatments as assigned by the Team Leader and within the nursing scope of practice. Records resident information concisely, accurately, and completely, and reports to the team Leader objective observations of change in resident condition or need. Actively participates in resident care planning. Promotes the activity of daily living according to the resident's care plan. Resident lifts and transfers will be done according to the resident's care plan and the Lift Free Program. Performs other functions as directed by the supervisor Qualifications: Ability to lift and transfer 30 pounds of resident weight frequently (30 times) throughout the shift. Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout an eight (8) hour shift. Organizational skills and ability to do sequential events. Listed on the state registry as a Nursing Assistant within 120 days of employment. Motivation and desire to work with geriatric persons. Ability to speak English at a level residents can understand. Ability to read and write in English to carry out functions related to the care plans and provide appropriate resident care. Physical Requirements: Must be able to constantly work on their feet during an 8 hour shift; bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout the shift in performing regular duties. Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds of resident weight and/or transfer and reposition a resident at least 25 times throughout the shift. Must be able to react quickly and decisively in emergencies and in response to the unexpected behavior of residents either during lifting or repositioning or during other frequent occasions when having direct contact with residents. Must be able to handle the physical transfer of residents from unsafe to safer locations in the event of a fire or other disaster. Ability to do sequential events/tasks.

Homewood Living Martinsburg Shift: Evening Shift Status: Full-Time Salary: 19.60 - 21.10 Hourly Our Mission Statement Honor Christ through faithful service to seniors and one another. Our Community We have grown from humble beginnings in 1932, from serving 12 residents in one small house in Hagerstown, MD to serving over 2,200 individuals and employing over 1,300 co-workers at five different locations in MD and PA. Our co-workers' dedication, skills, loyalty, and compassion have been the key to Homewood's success. At Homewood, you'll become part of a professional and compassionate team, united by a shared commitment to excellence in care and genuine community connection. What's in it for you? As a valued member of our team, you'll enjoy these exceptional benefits & perks: Paid time off, with an opportunity to cash out each year Assistance for new LPNs/RNs - we pay up to 50% of your student loans Shift and weekend differentials But that's not all! Our comprehensive benefits package also includes: Referral bonus of up to $600 Tuition reimbursement Health, dental, vision, and life insurance options Retirement contributions Professional licensure reimbursement Want to know more? Visit Homewood Benefits for all the details. Job Summary: Provides the activities of daily living care to the residents under license staff supervision. Essential Functions: Treats all information about residents, their condition, and family as confidential information. Complies with established policies and procedures, and maintains established standards and practices. Assists in or provides for the maintenance of individual personal hygiene, i.e., bathing, shaving, changing clothing, nail care, toilet needs. Provides clean, dry linen and make beds to meet resident needs. Encourages proper resident nutrition by serving food promptly and assists with feeding when necessary. Performs resident treatments as assigned by the Team Leader and within the nursing scope of practice. Records resident information concisely, accurately, and completely, and reports to the team Leader objective observations of change in resident condition or need. Actively participates in resident care planning. Promotes the activity of daily living according to the resident's care plan. Resident lifts and transfers will be done according to the resident's care plan and the Lift Free Program. Performs other functions as directed by the supervisor Qualifications: Ability to lift and transfer 30 pounds of resident weight frequently (30 times) throughout the shift. Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout an eight (8) hour shift. Organizational skills and ability to do sequential events. Listed on the state registry as a Nursing Assistant within 120 days of employment. Motivation and desire to work with geriatric persons. Ability to speak English at a level residents can understand. Ability to read and write in English to carry out functions related to the care plans and provide appropriate resident care. Physical Requirements: Must be able to constantly work on their feet during an 8 hour shift; bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout the shift in performing regular duties. Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds of resident weight and/or transfer and reposition a resident at least 25 times throughout the shift. Must be able to react quickly and decisively in emergencies and in response to the unexpected behavior of residents either during lifting or repositioning or during other frequent occasions when having direct contact with residents. Must be able to handle the physical transfer of residents from unsafe to safer locations in the event of a fire or other disaster. Ability to do sequential events/tasks.

Homewood Living Plum Creek Shift: Evening Shift Status: Full-Time Salary: 20.25 - 21.75 Hourly Our Mission Statement Honor Christ through faithful service to seniors and one another. Our Community We have grown from humble beginnings in 1932, from serving 12 residents in one small house in Hagerstown, MD to serving over 2,200 individuals and employing over 1,300 co-workers at five different locations in MD and PA. Our co-workers' dedication, skills, loyalty, and compassion have been the key to Homewood's success. At Homewood, you'll become part of a professional and compassionate team, united by a shared commitment to excellence in care and genuine community connection. What's in it for you? As a valued member of our team, you'll enjoy these exceptional benefits & perks: Paid time off, with an opportunity to cash out each year Assistance for new LPNs/RNs - we pay up to 50% of your student loans Shift and weekend differentials But that's not all! Our comprehensive benefits package also includes: Referral bonus of up to $600 Tuition reimbursement Health, dental, vision, and life insurance options Retirement contributions Professional licensure reimbursement Want to know more? Visit Homewood Benefits for all the details. Job Summary: Provides the activities of daily living care to the residents under license staff supervision. Essential Functions: Treats all information about residents, their condition, and family as confidential information. Complies with established policies and procedures, and maintains established standards and practices. Assists in or provides for the maintenance of individual personal hygiene, i.e., bathing, shaving, changing clothing, nail care, toilet needs. Provides clean, dry linen and make beds to meet resident needs. Encourages proper resident nutrition by serving food promptly and assists with feeding when necessary. Performs resident treatments as assigned by the Team Leader and within the nursing scope of practice. Records resident information concisely, accurately, and completely, and reports to the team Leader objective observations of change in resident condition or need. Actively participates in resident care planning. Promotes the activity of daily living according to the resident's care plan. Resident lifts and transfers will be done according to the resident's care plan and the Lift Free Program. Performs other functions as directed by the supervisor Qualifications: Ability to lift and transfer 30 pounds of resident weight frequently (30 times) throughout the shift. Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout an eight (8) hour shift. Organizational skills and ability to do sequential events. Listed on the state registry as a Nursing Assistant within 120 days of employment. Motivation and desire to work with geriatric persons. Ability to speak English at a level residents can understand. Ability to read and write in English to carry out functions related to the care plans and provide appropriate resident care. Physical Requirements: Must be able to constantly work on their feet during an 8 hour shift; bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout the shift in performing regular duties. Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds of resident weight and/or transfer and reposition a resident at least 25 times throughout the shift. Must be able to react quickly and decisively in emergencies and in response to the unexpected behavior of residents either during lifting or repositioning or during other frequent occasions when having direct contact with residents. Must be able to handle the physical transfer of residents from unsafe to safer locations in the event of a fire or other disaster. Ability to do sequential events/tasks.

Homewood Living Plum Creek Shift: Evening Shift Status: Full-Time Salary: 20.25 - 21.75 Hourly Our Mission Statement Honor Christ through faithful service to seniors and one another. Our Community We have grown from humble beginnings in 1932, from serving 12 residents in one small house in Hagerstown, MD to serving over 2,200 individuals and employing over 1,300 co-workers at five different locations in MD and PA. Our co-workers' dedication, skills, loyalty, and compassion have been the key to Homewood's success. At Homewood, you'll become part of a professional and compassionate team, united by a shared commitment to excellence in care and genuine community connection. What's in it for you? As a valued member of our team, you'll enjoy these exceptional benefits & perks: Paid time off, with an opportunity to cash out each year Assistance for new LPNs/RNs - we pay up to 50% of your student loans Shift and weekend differentials But that's not all! Our comprehensive benefits package also includes: Referral bonus of up to $600 Tuition reimbursement Health, dental, vision, and life insurance options Retirement contributions Professional licensure reimbursement Want to know more? Visit Homewood Benefits for all the details. Job Summary: Provides the activities of daily living care to the residents under license staff supervision. Essential Functions: Treats all information about residents, their condition, and family as confidential information. Complies with established policies and procedures, and maintains established standards and practices. Assists in or provides for the maintenance of individual personal hygiene, i.e., bathing, shaving, changing clothing, nail care, toilet needs. Provides clean, dry linen and make beds to meet resident needs. Encourages proper resident nutrition by serving food promptly and assists with feeding when necessary. Performs resident treatments as assigned by the Team Leader and within the nursing scope of practice. Records resident information concisely, accurately, and completely, and reports to the team Leader objective observations of change in resident condition or need. Actively participates in resident care planning. Promotes the activity of daily living according to the resident's care plan. Resident lifts and transfers will be done according to the resident's care plan and the Lift Free Program. Performs other functions as directed by the supervisor Qualifications: Ability to lift and transfer 30 pounds of resident weight frequently (30 times) throughout the shift. Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout an eight (8) hour shift. Organizational skills and ability to do sequential events. Listed on the state registry as a Nursing Assistant within 120 days of employment. Motivation and desire to work with geriatric persons. Ability to speak English at a level residents can understand. Ability to read and write in English to carry out functions related to the care plans and provide appropriate resident care. Physical Requirements: Must be able to constantly work on their feet during an 8 hour shift; bend, stoop, twist, and turn constantly throughout the shift in performing regular duties. Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds of resident weight and/or transfer and reposition a resident at least 25 times throughout the shift. Must be able to react quickly and decisively in emergencies and in response to the unexpected behavior of residents either during lifting or repositioning or during other frequent occasions when having direct contact with residents. Must be able to handle the physical transfer of residents from unsafe to safer locations in the event of a fire or other disaster. Ability to do sequential events/tasks.