Certified Nursing Assistant CNA

Overview

The primary purpose of a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is to support medical staff in administering care to patients with various injuries, illnesses, or disabilities. Duties include helping patients bathe and maintain proper hygiene, feeding patients or ensuring they take their medication, and assessing vital signs to notify staff of any changes.

Responsibilities

• Resident‑centered, care‑oriented support.
• Personal care assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), mobility, positioning, bathing, toileting, and dining.
• Observations and reporting to licensed staff to monitor resident condition and safety.
• Maintain awareness of all safety aspects for residents and co‑workers.
• Answer call lights promptly.
• Collaborate as a team player with all disciplines in the center.
• Participate in scheduled training and educational classes, maintaining educational credits for continued certification.

Qualifications

• Current active Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certificate in the state of Wisconsin.
• At least one full year of experience in long‑term care.

Benefits

• Competitive pay
• Health insurance, including dental and vision
• Paid time off for sick and vacation days
• 401(k) retirement plan
• Daily pay option

Pay

$25 per hour for full‑time employment.

Schedule

Full‑time on either 1st shift (6 am – 2 pm) or 2nd shift (2 pm – 10 pm). Daily pay available.