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UofL Health·Louisville, KY

ER Tech/ Unit Coordinator, Medical Center East ED, Part-time, 7p-7a

Healthcare AdministrationPart timeNights
iPosting details
ScheduleNights · Part time
RequirementsBLS
EducationHS diploma/GED
ExperiencePrevious experience in ED (preferred)
SourceUofL Health · posted Oct 12, 2026
✓Requirements
Certifications
✓Basic Life Support (BLS) accredited by the American Heart Association (AHA)(required)
Certification as a Nursing Assistant (C.N.A), Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) (preferred)
Education
✓High School diploma or GED/equivalent (required)
Completion of a recognized Clinical Assistant, Medical Assistant or EMT Training Program, or Nursing Students who have completed Fundamentals of Nursing Course from an accredited school of nursing (preferred)
Qualifications
Previous experience in ED (preferred)
+UofL Health
18administration roles open
LouisvilleKY
✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓Basic Life Support (BLS) accredited by the American Heart Association (AHA)(required)
Certification as a Nursing Assistant (C.N.A), Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) (preferred)
Education
✓High School diploma or GED/equivalent (required)
Completion of a recognized Clinical Assistant, Medical Assistant or EMT Training Program, or Nursing Students who have completed Fundamentals of Nursing Course from an accredited school of nursing (preferred)
Qualifications
Previous experience in ED (preferred)

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