Restorative Nursing Assistant, CNA

Key Responsibilities

• Implement individualized restorative care plans as prescribed by licensed staff to meet residents’ rehabilitation goals.
• Range of Motion: Splint or Brace Assistance (Amputation/Prosthetic Care)
• Functional Mobility: Transfers, Bed Mobility, Ambulation
• Activities of Daily Living: Dressing, Grooming, Bathing, Toileting
• Eating and/or Swallowing: Restorative/Assisted Dining/Free Water
• Communication, Breath Support, and Wellness
• Assist residents in mobility exercises, walking programs, range-of-motion exercises, and use of adaptive equipment.
• Observe residents’ progress and communicate changes or concerns to the nursing or rehabilitation team.
• Maintain accurate documentation of restorative services provided and residents’ progress in compliance with facility protocols.
• Assist residents with feeding, grooming, and other activities of daily living as part of restorative care.
• Promote a safe and comfortable environment for residents during restorative care activities.
• Provide encouragement and motivation to residents to achieve their restorative goals.
• Train residents in proper techniques for mobility and transfers while ensuring safety.
• Collaborate with nursing, therapy, and other team members to ensure continuity of care and optimal outcomes.
• Clean and maintain restorative equipment and therapy areas as needed.
• Participate in team meetings and contribute to care plan updates.
• Adhere to all facility policies, procedures, and state/federal regulations.
• Provide feedback to the interdisciplinary team about status changes of residents receiving therapy.
• Schedule and prioritize workload in collaboration with the Rehab Director.

Qualifications

• Certified and state tested as a Certified Nursing Assistant in the state employed; certificate must be active, valid, and in good standing.