We're looking for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) to join our team of dedicated healthcare professionals! We offer competitive pay and benefits, and we're always looking for talented individuals to join our ranks. If you're interested in becoming a CNA, please get in touch with us today!

• Assist with the care of patients in long-term care and assisted living facilities
• Provide patients with personal care such as bathing, dressing, and feeding
• Interact with patients to keep them company and assist in daily activities
• Record patients' vital signs and symptoms, and report to a licensed nurse or physician
• Keep orderly and sanitary patient records
• Answer phones, take messages, and refer patients to other areas of the facility as needed
• Perform administrative duties such as filing, sorting mail, and restocking supplies
• Maintain patient rooms, dining rooms, lounges, and common areas

• References
• Must pass a criminal background check
• Complete an accredited CNA course
• Pass the state's CNA exam, consisting of written and practical portions
• Register as a CNA within the state
• Acquire a minimum number of hours of supervised on-duty experience

We believe that diversity and inclusion are vital to building a strong and successful team. We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, races, religions, nationalities, genders, and expressions, as well as from veterans and individuals with different abilities.

What is the role of CNA?

Assisting patients with basic hygienic tasks like using the restroom, taking a bath, brushing their teeth, and clothing. feeding patients and assisting them with their meals. keeping track of vital signs and overall health while reporting to the RN.

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How do you describe CNA work on a resume?

Under the supervision of a nurse, a certified nursing assistant (CNA) gives patients direct care such as bathing, moving, monitoring vital signs, giving basic hygiene, and keeping the area clean. It's tricky to sum up your experience as a certified nursing assistant.

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What are nursing assistants not allowed to do?

The nurse assistant will refrain from carrying out any invasive operations, such as taking rectal temperatures, providing vaginal or rectal installations, or checking for and/or removing fecal impactions.