CNA - Long Term Care

Role Overview We are seeking a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) responsible for supporting patient/resident care under supervision, ensuring a safe, clean, hazard-free environment that promotes patient-centered care. The CNA facilitates communication between patients, families, and healthcare providers, assisting with daily activities and maintaining safety protocols. Key Responsibilities Assist with patient/resident needs, following delegated duties from RNsMaintain a safe, hazard-free, and clean environmentSupport communication between patients and healthcare teamComplete required training and certification processesAdhere to safety and health protocols, including CPR/BLS certification Qualifications & Skills Successful completion of CNA training and certificationAlaska Nursing Assistant Certification upon hireAbility to complete additional training (Caring Reliably, Culinary, ServSafe, Dining Assistance)Preferred: 6 months of experience in long-term care or hospital settingsBasic communication and safety skills Additional Details On-site, full-time role with variable shiftsCompetitive pay range with potential incentives and bonusesComprehensive benefits supporting health, wellness, and professional growthInclusive, supportive work environment focused on compassionate, whole-person care