Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Float Pool
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About The Position
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) position in the Float Pool at MaineHealth offers a unique opportunity for individuals seeking to enhance their clinical skills and gain exposure to a variety of patient acuity levels. This role is designed for CNAs who are eager to work in a dynamic environment, floating between different medical-surgical units, with a particular focus on cardiac and post-surgical diagnoses, as well as special care units. The Float Pool provides a platform for CNAs to build a solid foundation for their careers, allowing them to develop a broad range of clinical skills and knowledge that can be applied in various healthcare settings. As a CNA in the Float Pool, you will work under the direction of a registered nurse (R.N.) and function as a vital team member. Your responsibilities will include performing delegated patient care activities and related non-professional services necessary for the comfort and personal needs of patients. This may involve cleaning care areas, stocking supplies, and ensuring that assigned areas are kept clean and adequately supplied. The position requires flexibility and adaptability to changes in healthcare delivery and technology, as well as a commitment to providing patient-centered, community-focused care. MaineHealth is committed to investing in its workforce and fostering an inclusive environment where employees can thrive. The organization values the contributions of its healthcare professionals and emphasizes the importance of teamwork and collaboration in delivering best-in-class care. With a focus on professional development, MaineHealth offers various programs, including a paid internship for those looking to start a career as a CNA, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. This position is ideal for those who are passionate about healthcare and are looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients.
