Certified Nursing Assistant

Responsibilities

• Fulfills the resident's/patient's plan of care to improve or maintain their abilities.
• Notifies nursing supervisor of any changes in abilities, overall condition, or symptoms affecting care delivery.
• Performs nursing rehab techniques as instructed and approved by the community.
• Aids residents/patients with meals and nourishments, monitors food and fluid intake, and addresses dietary concerns.
• Assists residents/patients with transportation to activities and appointments, ensuring safety and timely arrival.
• Routinely rounds on the healthcare unit to assess residents/patients' needs.
• Promptly responds to calls for assistance and identifies when clothing and personal items need replacement or repair.
• Takes accurate vital signs and weights, notifying the nursing supervisor of any changes.
• Records accurate and legible information about resident/patient care and condition in the appropriate sections of the record.
• Maintains effective communication with the nursing supervisor regarding the residents'/patients' status.
• Attends staff meetings and educational offerings, completing assigned education by the stated deadlines.
• Applies educational content to practice and maintains attendance as per HR policy.
• Floors throughout the healthcare unit to meet the needs of residents/patients and promote teamwork.
• Utilizes supplies in a fiscally responsible manner.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED.
• Current Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license.