CNA - Long Term Care

Role Overview The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides compassionate, patient-focused care under supervision, ensuring a safe, clean, hazard-free environment for patients, families, and staff. Responsibilities include supporting nursing staff, facilitating communication, and maintaining safety standards to promote quality care. Qualifications & Skills Successful completion of CNA training and Alaska Nursing Assistant CertificationCPR/BLS certification within 30 daysExperience in long-term care or hospital settings preferredCompletion of specific training programs (Caring Reliably, Culinary, ServSafe, Dining Assistance) within four months of hire Key Duties Assist with patient care activities as delegated by RNMaintain a safe, hazard-free environmentCommunicate effectively with team members and patientsSupport the overall mission of accessible, compassionate care Additional Information Full-time role with variable shiftsBase pay ranges from $21.05 to $31.54 per hour, with potential extra compensationComprehensive benefits supporting well-being, professional growth, and financial securityWork on-site in a community-focused healthcare setting