How to become a Hospital Patient Sitter | Job Listing on Indeed | Job Details

How to apply for the Hospital Patient Sitter Job. Patient sitters work under the supervision of a nurse. Patient sitters observe and monitor the health condition and behavior of patients. You can work in different medical settings: hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. In these medical settings, you maintain and support the patients' daily activities and basic needs. In this video, I will quickly go over the job summary, the job requirements, job salary, job responsibilities, and the job details from the job listing on Indeed website.
The primary responsibility of Patient Sitter Job is to provide one to one direct observation of a patient to keep them safe. As a sitter, you will provide basic care while ensuring patient safety, observe for changes in their condition, and summon nursing staff when necessary.
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[@oneeyedpapi8058]

Thank you!!!!! I’m going for the job soon

[@Sukainasyedd]

Is patient monitor and patient sitter the same job?

[@lizbethayala4416]

Usually how long does it take for them to get back to you ? I just applied and im excited! Also if they dont call , should i ?

[@JohnPhamHealth]

Depending on the company/hospital, give it about 2-3 weeks before you shoot them a short follow up email about it.

[@TonberryGames]

Considering that minimum wage is higher than $11/h in my state how is your information useful? Some states it's 8 some it's 15 so how much above mini-wage is it?

[@JohnPhamHealth]

In the video description, there's a link to the payscale for the job. For this job, it's between $8.98 - $13.75 in the USA. It takes few second to google it to find out the average your city/state pay for the job. My video is usual generalize/avg for most people across the USA so sorry that I can't be specific to ur case.

[@JohnPhamHealth]

for cities that min wage is $15 (rare), then the avg pay, of course, will be raised up to at least $15 or more. However, it will be harder to see an increase in annual pay raise

[@mindlesskittles]

It really depends on the hospital. At my hospital minimum starting pay is $15. I'm not a sitter though.

[@senoucisenouci5605]

Is it the same as patient sefsty attendant?

[@JohnPhamHealth]

For some healthcare facilities, yes. Some might ask you to do more than just safety though.

[@JohnPhamHealth]

What's your thought on this entry-level hospital job?

[@mindlesskittles]

This is my retirement plan