CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) Restorative **New Wage Scale**

CNA – Restorative Nursing ⭐ Want to Work Fewer Days? Our Baylor Program is designed for CNA's who want to concentrate their hours into a weekend-focused schedule. Baylor schedules can allow qualified employees to work fewer days while still receiving full-time hours or benefits. For example, a common Baylor schedule might be:Work: Saturday and SundayHours: Two 12-hour shifts = 24 hour but paid for 32 hourTwo 16-hour shifts=32 hours but paid for 40 hours We are looking for a compassionate and dependable Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to join our team in a Restorative Nursing role. Why Choose Us? Invest in Your Future: We prioritize employee development, providing opportunities to hone your skills and advance your career.A Team You'll Love: Our leadership team is laser-focused on overall team satisfaction. We believe in fostering a supportive and collaborative environment where you feel valued and heard.Clean and Efficient Workplace: We take pride in maintaining an exceptionally clean environment and ensuring you have all the tools you need to work efficiently and effectively. Our FULL TIME Team Members Will Enjoy These Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision, & MorePaid time off401KEmployee discount ProgramsEmployee Assistance Programs (for a better work-life balance)Mentor BonusesGreat culture with a sincere appreciation for everyone! Meet the Team & Explore Your Options! Are You a Skilled And Motivated C.N.A. Seeking a Career With a Focus On Growth And Teamwork? We Invite You To Meet our Director of Nursing and discuss your career goals with a leader who champions your success.Connect with HR to learn more about our benefits package and other incentives we offer.Tour our facility and experience the difference firsthand. Responsibilities Of a CNA Recording vital signs, including blood pressure and pulse rate, as requested by staffProvide quality, compassionate care to our residents. Promote resident dignity, comfort, independence, and quality of life. Qualifications For a CNA Successful completion of a Nursing Assistant Program required.Clear and active Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) licensure in the state of practice required.Previous long-term care or restorative nursing experience preferred Provide restorative nursing services to help residents maintain and improve their strength, mobility, independence, and quality of life. Our Service Standards Sincere Appreciation...for everyoneHearing Needs...and responding quicklyCaring Approach...in everything we doManaging Situations...for positive outcomes Learn more about Florida’s Care Provider Background Screening Requirements here: https://info.flclearinghouse.com