Description
The Nursing Assistant performs patient-care duties under the direction of a clinical director, clinical coordinator, or registered nurse, including obtaining vital signs, documenting patient changes, assisting with hygiene, feeding, ambulation, positioning, equipment, isolation procedures, and patient safety. The role requires a high school diploma, GED, or higher-level degree, California CNA certification or an alternative nursing education pathway, and American Heart Association BLS certification; healthcare experience is preferred. It is a full-time, 12-hour day shift in the United States with a salary range of $20.71 to $31.46.
