Rehab Nursing Assistant Night
About the role
This position functions under the direction of rehabilitation therapists and nurses to help individuals with a brain injury or spinal cord injury regain their independence and return home. You will be part of the therapy and nursing team, playing a key role in helping patients relearn to walk, talk, dress, cook, and manage their own medical needs. You will not do it for them. An ideal candidate has a passion for serving and helping others, previous experience in the healthcare field as a technician or direct care provider, or is currently pursuing a degree in a related field.
Responsibilities
- Assist patients with daily living activities such as bathing, grooming, dressing, eating, cooking, washing clothes, making the bed, loading the dishwasher, cleaning their suite, etc.
- Drive patients into the community for medical appointments and community activities.
- Assist rehabilitation therapists with patient activities.
- Assist patients with nurse‑delegated tasks after completing required training (e.g., taking vital signs, PEG tube feedings).
- Perform additional tasks as needed.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Current state driver’s license in good standing.
- Certified BLS completion (CPR requirement guidelines for new hires apply).
Qualifications
- Previous neuro transitional rehab experience preferred.
- Therapy or rehab aide experience preferred.
- Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA/STNA) preferred.
- LIMA (licensed med aide‑insulin certified) preferred.
Skills
- Passion for serving and helping others.
- Ability to support patients in relearning functional skills.
- Comfortable working night shifts and rotating weekends.
Benefits
- $2,500 sign‑on bonus.
Pay
$20.00 – $26.93 per hour, based on years of experience, plus $1.50 night‑shift differential and $0.75 weekend differential.
Schedule
Full‑time night shift: 6:45 PM – 7:15 AM, 3 days one week, 4 days the next, with every other weekend required.