Role Overview
The position involves providing direct patient care, supporting clinical procedures, maintaining accurate documentation, and ensuring a safe, clean, and efficient care environment. Teamwork, participation in training, and quality improvement initiatives are essential to uphold a “Patients First” approach.
Qualifications & Skills
Candidates must hold a CNA certification or be enrolled in nursing school with completed clinical rotations, and possess CPR/BLS certifications. Strong soft skills include flexibility, organization, multitasking, critical thinking, and composure in stressful situations. Successful completion of annual health and safety training with a 90% score is required.
Key Duties
- Assist with admissions, discharges, hygiene, feeding, mobility, vital signs, specimen collection, and newborn care.
- Support procedures such as EKGs, fetal monitoring, phlebotomy, oxygen setup, and post-op care.
- Document patient observations accurately and report changes promptly.
- Maintain a clean environment, stock supplies, and handle patient belongings.
- Engage in team meetings, training, and quality initiatives to promote a patient-centered culture.
Additional Details
Flexible shifts include part-time (two 12-hour shifts weekly) and full-time (three 12-hour shifts weekly), with rotating weekends. The organization offers training, mentorship, educational support, and student loan repayment.