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Wellness Screening Technician / Wellness / Per diem The Wellness Screening Technician supports the delivery of health services by performing biometric screenings, assisting with participant care, and ...

... Health Screening professionals to provide exceptional service at LifeHealth community and client sites across the US. * Position: Health and Wellness Screeners * Date: Varies * Time: Varies

... Health Screening professionals to provide exceptional service at LifeHealth community and client sites across the US. * Position: Health and Wellness Screeners * Date: Varies * Time: Varies

This position performs on-site wellness screening of employees and visitors. The Wellness Screener ... ensures a minimum level of safety by completing a verbal assessment and taking the temperature of ...

This position performs on-site wellness screening of employees and visitors. The Wellness Screener ... ensures a minimum level of safety by completing a verbal assessment and taking the temperature of ...

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As of Jun 23, 2026, the average hourly pay for wellness screening in the United States is $31.58, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $26.44 and $37.98 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Wellness Screening job?

A Wellness Screening job involves conducting health assessments to evaluate an individual's overall well-being. Responsibilities may include measuring vital signs, collecting biometric data, and providing basic health education. These professionals often work at health fairs, corporate wellness programs, or medical facilities. Their goal is to help individuals identify potential health risks and encourage preventive care.

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Professionals in Wellness Screening are responsible for conducting health assessments, collecting vital signs, administering basic health tests, and documenting results accurately. The daily workflow often includes interacting with clients or employees, explaining screening procedures, and maintaining medical equipment. You may also collaborate with healthcare professionals to coordinate follow-up care or health promotion initiatives. This role requires a focus on both technical accuracy and positive client interactions, making strong communication and organizational skills especially valuable.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Wellness Screening position, and why are they important?

To thrive in a Wellness Screening role, you need a background in health sciences, strong knowledge of screening protocols, and experience with standard clinical assessments. Familiarity with medical screening devices, health information systems, and certifications such as CPR or a relevant healthcare license are often required. Attention to detail, excellent interpersonal skills, and the ability to maintain confidentiality help set top performers apart. These skills are essential to ensure accurate data collection, effective patient interactions, and upholding privacy standards during health screening processes.

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Wellness Screening Technician / Wellness / Per diem

Wellness Screening Technician / Wellness / Per diem

Wood County Hospital

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Posted 29 days ago


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Company rating: 5.1 out of 10

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Job description

Elevate your career at Wood County Hospital, where you're not just a number - you're a vital part of a team making a real difference.

Wellness Screening Technician / Wellness / Per diemThe Wellness Screening Technician supports the delivery of health services by performing biometric screenings, assisting with participant care, and maintaining accurate records. This role ensures compliance with safety and confidentiality standards while promoting a positive wellness experience. Wellness Screening Technician is an onsite position.

Essential Functions

  • Perform biometric and wellness screenings (e.g., blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose, bone density, derma scan, etc.) in compliance with departmental protocols.
  • Documents screening results and participant interactions accurately while maintaining strict confidentiality.
  • Set up and break down wellness event sites, ensuring all equipment is handled and stored properly.
  • Prepare, prevent, protect and respond to support our culture of safety.
  • Works hours per week in accordance with offer letter or per attributes of position at transfer request. May be expected to work longer hours as necessary.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Education: High school diploma or GED

License: Valid driver's license

Experience: None

Certification: None

Preferred

Education: None

License: None

Experience: One (1) year of healthcare

Certification: None

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

1. In an 8 to 12-hour workday, employee stands/walks (hours at one time):

[] 0-2 [] 2-4 [] 4-6 [X] 6-8

2. In an 8-hour workday, employee sits (hours at one time/hours during the day):

[] 0-2 [] 2-4 [] 4-6 [X] 6-8

3. Employee lifts:

[] up to 10 [] 10-20 [] 20-50 [X] over 50#

4. Lifting as indicated in item 3 above is performed during the workday:

[] occasionally [X] frequently [] continuously

5. Employee uses hands for repetitive:

a. Simple grasping: [X] yes [] no

b. Pushing/pulling [X] yes [] no

c. Fine manipulation [X] yes [] no

6. Employee uses feet for repetitive movement in operating foot controls:

[]yes [X] no

7. Employee must be able to:

a. Bend [X] frequently [] occasionally [] not at all

b. Squat [X] frequently [] occasionally [] not at all

c. Kneel [X] frequently [] occasionally [] not at all

d. Climb [] frequently [X] occasionally [] not at all


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