Summary from listing
The Certified Nursing Assistant CNA provides routine nursing care and personal assistance to residents in a long-term care or similar facility. Responsibilities include making beds, assisting with meals and bathing, documenting intake and output, turning and positioning bedfast residents, maintaining hygiene, responding to call lights, and reporting resident concerns or incidents. The role requires current nursing-assistant enrollment or certification, at least six months of CNA or clinical experience, English proficiency, and the ability to work with ill, elderly, and emotionally upset residents.
