Description
The CNA/Direct Care Giver provides quality direct care and assistance with activities of daily living to community residents, supports independence and participation in community activities, responds to resident calls and emergencies, performs housekeeping and activity-assistance duties, documents care concerns, and communicates resident status and changes. The role requires a current CNA license in good standing, CPR/First Aid certification or willingness to obtain it within 60 days, physical ability to lift and transfer residents, and availability for weekends and holidays. Benefits include 401(k), full-time and part-time benefits packages, training, development, career laddering, work-life balance, and flexible scheduling.
