Certified Nursing Assistant Cna

Job Summary:

The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) on the night shift in a long-term care facility provides residents with routine daily nursing care following established procedures and supervisory direction. The CNA supports patients' activities of daily living and assists the nursing team to ensure quality care and comfort during overnight hours.

• Assist residents with routine activities of daily living including hygiene, feeding, toileting, and mobility.
• Perform range of motion exercises and reposition patients to prevent skin breakdown.
• Collect and record vital signs, weights, and other patient data as directed.
• Assist with specimen collection and processing.
• Prepare rooms and maintain cleanliness of equipment.
• Support nursing staff in emergency situations and patient care procedures.
• Document patient care activities and communicate changes in patient condition to licensed personnel.
• Perform clerical duties such as answering phones and data entry as needed.

• High school diploma or GED equivalent.
• Valid Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license.
• AHA BLS Provider CPR certification at hire.

• Experience in long-term care or similar healthcare settings.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.

• Work is performed in a long-term care environment requiring compassion and patience.
• Night shift duties with potential for overnight patient monitoring and emergency response.

• Night shift schedule in a long-term care facility; specific hours determined by facility staffing needs.