CNA - Long Term Care - Per Diem

Role Overview The Restorative Nursing Assistant provides residents with rehabilitative activities based on treatment plans developed by therapists. They support the effective functioning of the nursing unit by performing functional tasks under RN supervision, serving as an expanded role for Certified Nursing Assistants. Responsibilities Include Implementing restorative/rehabilitative activities for residentsMaintaining unit orderliness and supporting nursing staffContributing to patient-centered, whole-person care Qualifications & Skills Successful completion of a state-approved nursing assistant courseAlaska Nursing Assistant Certification License upon hireWithin 30 days, obtain BLS certification from the American Heart Association Preferred Experience: At least 6 months as a nurse aide, nursing assistant, or caregiver. Key Attributes: Compassion, teamwork, adherence to certification requirements, and a commitment to patient care.