Unit Sanitization Aide NICU

This is a non- patient contact role, primary focus is to deep clean and sanitize the bassinets in the NICU.

About the unit

The Neonatal ICU is a Critical Care Unit within Helen DeVos Children's Hospital, caring for newborn babies born with various conditions that haven't yet been discharged to go home with their family. We are the largest NICU in Michigan and care for babies from 37 counties. The NICU unit is a 108 bed unit.

Scope of work 

Performs sanitization duties that require a high level of detail, maintains supplies and equipment per hospital and unit specific standards. Greets and directs guests on the unit in a manner that reflects a welcoming environment. Performs other related activities per unit/hospital standard within a reasonable time frame.

Please note that there is no direct patient care involved in this support role and it involves 10 hour shifts of sanitizing incubators/bassinets of the NICU babies.

Core Schedule

This will be part time 20 hours per week, working 5:00pm - 10:30pm with a pre-set schedule, however it may require some training on morning shift.

Qualifications 

Required High School Diploma or equivalent experience

Experience with sanitization of healthcare/infant equipment is preferred

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