Posted 3w ago

Basic Care CNA - Nights

@ Heart of America Medical Center
Rugby, North Dakota, United States
$18-$22/hrOnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:Assist resident, Monitor vital, Administer medications
Requirements Summary:HS diploma; CNA certification required or training available; experience preferred but not required.
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Description

Viewed as a personal care aide. In such a capacity to assist residents with Activities of Daily Living. Performs laundry, housekeeping duties, and assist in the dining room on a daily basis. The job is a multifaceted position with many elements aside from nursing.

Requirements

  • Must possess a positive feeling for the elderly and be able to work well with them. Good communication skills.
  • High school education completed. 
  • Certified Nursing Assistant certification (training available).
  • Experience preferred but not required. 

If not  CNA certified, a training wage will be applied until certification is obtained. 

Summary

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

  • Hardwiring Excellence. Responsible to know and adhere to evidence based 
  • leadership to achieve excellence.
  • Professional attitude. Possess team member abilities. Maintains a positive professional role throughout the facility and community.

·         Safeguarding the privacy and security of Protected Health Information (PHI) in any form including electronic, written or oral.

 

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Assist resident in performing personal hygiene to include baths, showers or sponge bathing.
  • Offer resident minimal assistance with ADL’s. Encourage residence to remain as independent as possible, while understanding some days may require added assistance.
  • Perform resident foot soaks and provides nail care.
  • Monitor resident hair care, provide hair shampoos as needed.
  • Encourage residents to perform oral hygiene, assists as needed.
  • Monitor resident bowel/bladder control and changing of protective garments, assist as needed.
  • Monitor resident daily clothing attire and changing of soiled clothing. Intervene as needed for cleanliness and appropriateness of dress.
  • Inspect resident room for soiled laundry, perishables food items and unnecessary clutter. Maintain environment as needed for sanitary and safety measures.
  • Answer signal lights in a timely manner.
  • Obtain weights and vital signs (Blood pressure, Temperature, pulse, respiration, and oxygen saturation) as assigned and needed and chart appropriately.
  • Complete nightly and weekly duties assigned on worksheet.
  • Provides resident admission orientation and completes admission checklist.
  • Carry out emergency procedures and participate in practice drills.
  • Administers designated medications as listed under specific delegation protocol.
  • Assists resident with packing belongings for discharge, transfer or appointments.
  • Assist in dining room with carrying plates. Assist in opening containers, cutting meat or as needed.
  • Assist as needed with death procedures.
  • Gives necessary information to Charge Nurse regarding residents.
  • Reports all resident concerns or problems to Charge Nurse.
  • Report facility problems to appropriate department.
  • Operates intercom system.
  • Supervisory responsibilities.
  • Oversee resident health and safety during the night shift.
  • Performs emergency measures per facility protocol.
  • Contact hospital PCC for directions for any resident concerns that are out of C.N.A. scope of expertise.
  • Laundry and Housekeeping responsibilities.
  • Maintain the security of company-assigned devices by adhering to IT security protocols, including timely installation of updates, use of strong passwords, and compliance with all cybersecurity policies.
  • All other duties as assigned.

 

TYPICAL WORKING CONDITIONS: Basic care environment that is staffed 24 hours a day with licensed personal. Daily contact with physicians, staff, geriatric residents, and the community.

 

TYPICAL PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Requires full range of body motion, manual and finger dexterity, and eye-hand coordination. It requires standing and walking for extensive periods of time. Occasionally lift and carry items weighing up to 50 pounds. Requires corrected vision and hearing to normal range. Requires working under stressful conditions or irregular hours. Requires some exposure to communicable diseases, bodily fluids, hazardous material and other conditions common to a health care environment.