Certified Nursing Assistant

Role Overview: The Nursing Assistant (NA) provides resident-centered care in a long-term care setting under RN supervision. Key Responsibilities: Assists with daily living activities such as bathing, grooming, toileting, dressing, and meal support. Collects vital signs and non-invasive specimens, documents resident interactions, and communicates changes to nursing staff. Supports psychosocial well-being, aids with transfers, repositioning, and range of motion exercises. Performs housekeeping and laundry duties, encourages participation in wellness and recreational activities, and may assist with departmental tasks. Qualifications & Skills: High school diploma or GED preferred; minimum age of 16. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification required or in progress within four months. Prior Experience In Long-term Care Is Preferred. Maintains annual competency testing, continuing education, and certifications. May require a valid driver’s license and medical clearance for driving duties. Additional Details: Work is scheduled in the evening, with a 20-hour workweek, and offers salary between $22.60 - $25.50 per hour plus a sign-on bonus. This role is non-union and adheres to infection control policies.