• Patient Health Care: Explain examination, test and medical procedures and purpose of the same. Instruct patients on general health and basic self care procedures. Review, explain and clarify physician orders with patient or parent. Instruct patients in use of home equipment. Administer patient first aid. Apply and remove dressings. Assist patients with personal hygiene, bathing and sit baths. Follow standard infection control procedures. Give enemas. Initiate emergency procedures (including CPR) and provide emergency patient treatment. Monitor patient vital signs. Participate in development of nursing care plan. Provide therapeutic patient care as prescribed by a physician. Observe and monitor patient condition for reactions during and after procedures. Take and record patient vital signs, height, weight, etc. Obtain patient specimens. Prepare samples and specimens for lab analysis. Perform urine test using Accucheck. Assist physician and medical staff with procedures, diagnostic examinations and treatments. Restrain or support patient during procedures. Assist patients with ambulating and exercises. Conduct group exercise classes. Feed patients requiring assistance. Check food trays for accuracy and delivery them to patients. Administer instrumuscular or subcutaneous medications. Administer oral medications. Records and Patient Information Greet and interview patients. Interview patients to collect data. Review patient records for medical and psychiatric information. Chart patient data such as vital signs and nutrition intake. Complete referral forms. Obtain patient signature on consent forms. Record all procedures and activities during emergencies. Assist patients with personal correspondence needs. Accompany patient on outside activities. Transport patient to and from designated areas. Equipment and Instruments & Materials and Supplies: Maintain a clean work area. Maintain and supply patient with hygiene and leisure items. Replenish bed linen and sanitary supplies. Administrative and other: Participate in developing and conducting in-service programs and patient care classes. Demonstrate safety procedures. Participate in team conferences. Train and orient new or less experienced personnel. Maintain a current licensure/certificates. Maintain proficiency in clinical skills. Answer nurses station telephones and other phone call and take messages. Locate personnel by paging system or beeper. Provide patient information to family members. Screen patient calls and take messages for provider. Triage patient calls. Assume other activities and responsibilities from time to time as directed.

Pay Grade: 26

• Recent experience in inpatient psychiatric area preferred.


• Must be able to manage potentially assaultive mental patients.

• Current California LPT licensed required.

• Psychiatric Technician License (California)

• Basic Life Support

• Work schedule:


• Week 1: Sun, Thu, Fri


• Week 2: Mon, Sat