CNA- Part-time Nights
About the role
As a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA-NAR), you will operate on the front lines, providing direct resident care and ensuring our residents are treated with dignity, respect, and choices in their lives. You will report condition changes to RN or LPN, chart in the POC system, and demonstrate time management and prioritization of tasks.
Requirements
- Must be in good standing on the State Nursing Assistant registry or appropriate entity
- Must have good communication skills
- Must be able to read, write, and communicate in English
About us
Benedictine and our Ministry partners are a non-profit senior care organization founded by the sisters of St. Scholastica, operating on four core values: Hospitality, Stewardship, Respect, and Justice. We pride ourselves on having an extraordinary team of associates with outstanding hearts and provide a comforting and empowering culture for our residents and team members. With opportunities available throughout the upper Midwest, we are looking for dedicated professionals to join our team.
Benefits
- A robust benefits package for eligible associates, including:
- Paid time off (PTO)
- Retirement benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Education assistance
- Variety of additional voluntary benefits
- Free pair of scrubs
- $50 gas card
- 10 free meals onsite
- Paid training toward certification if not already certified
Pay
$19.00 - $25.00 per hour
About our Community
- National Quality Award recipient (AHCA/NCAL)
- Among the top 6 skilled nursing communities in North Dakota
- Recognized leader in behavioral health
- Small facility with a close-knit family environment
- Skill development and career growth through our full continuum of care
Associate Statement
"I recommend becoming a CNA in high school because you can pick which days to work, and it is a very rewarding job. I really like how flexible the scheduling is for high schoolers. I was able to have time for sports and activities. Becoming a CNA will help me with my future goal to attend college for Nursing, because I already have patient care hours and experience working in the health care field." - K., associate