Full-Time CNA

The duties of the Certified Nursing Assistant include but are not limited to: Regularly measuring and recording vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse rate, temperature, and respiration. Providing direct patient care in accordance with state, federal, and facility guidelines Provide general nursing care to patients in accordance with the facility’s nursing policy and procedure Addressing problems identified in the patient care plan. Assisting residents with mobility and daily activities such as walking, getting dressed, brushing teeth, eating, etc. Assist with lifting, turning, and repositioning residents in and out of bed Assisting with eating and drinking, and ensuring they receive proper nutrition and hydration. Maintaining accurate and detailed records of patient information, including ADLs, vital signs, food intake, and any observations or changes in the patient's condition. Reporting this information to the nursing staff. Record all entries on notes, charts, etc. in a descriptive manner Assisting with medical procedures such as collecting specimens, dressing changes, applying simple dressings, and monitoring intravenous (IV) fluids. (Under the supervision of nurses or other healthcare professionals) Communicating important patient information, reporting any changes or concerns, and contributing to the overall care plan.