Role Description
The right Health Information Technician hears a change in a patient's breathing before the alarm does; Civic Engagement Corp wants that ear in Hamilton. Everything here scales with you — $74,000 - $98,000 at 5 years, healthcare ownership soon after, and a Civic Engagement Corp ladder above.
Key Responsibilities
- Stage the resuscitation bay each shift — airway, access, meds — so nothing is hunted mid-code
- Keep the senior provider one step ahead by flagging pending results before they're asked for
- Recognize and escalate changes in patient status promptly
- Apply Registered Nurse License and IV Insertion interventions while watching for the side effects that follow
- Own the detail-focused corner of the unit — the rooms others overlook get your full attention
- Cover the supportive weekend rotation Civic Engagement Corp staffs with only its independent senior clinicians
- Triage walk-in concerns by acuity, escalating people-first cases to the on-call provider without delay
- Assess, monitor, and document patient conditions throughout each shift
What You'll Bring
- 5+ years that left you with strong instincts and few illusions
- An eye for the autonomy-rich detail that separates fine from finished
- Strong rapport-building skills and a genuinely positive presence
- 6 years that taught you which corners can be cut
- A portfolio that speaks louder than any line on your resume
- The reliability that lets a manager stop checking in
We are Civic Engagement Corp, an unhurried healthcare company headquartered in Hamilton, OH. Ownership runs deep here: you'll own outcomes, not just tasks, from your first week as a Health Information Technician.
We trade fair $74,000 - $98,000 for your talent and throw in mentorship, benefits, and a flexibility policy people actually use.
Newly refreshed, this senior position in Hamilton welcomes applicants now.
If this documentation-first role reads like your wishlist, do yourself a favor and apply.