Certified Nurse Assistant Clerical Assistant (CNA/CA) - ICU

SEH Saint Elizabeth Medical Center•Florence, KY

29d•Onsite

About The Position

St. Elizabeth Healthcare is hiring a Certified Nurse Assistant Clerical Assistant (CNA/CA) for our Intensive Care Unit (ICU) located within the Florence Hospital. The Certified Nurse Assistant Clerical Assistant (CNA/CA) is responsible for coordinating and maintaining the clerical functions and duties of a designated unit/program. This role utilizes Customer Service skills when greeting patients/visitors and answering the telephone. The CNA/CA demonstrates the ability to complete worklist tasks triggered by physician orders or nurse-generated tasks under the direct supervision of licensed nursing personnel. Additionally, the CNA/CA provides direct and indirect patient care activities under the direction of a RN or LPN, assists patients with activities of daily living, provides for personal care, comfort, and assists in the maintenance of a safe and clean environment for an assigned group of patients.

Requirements

High school or GED graduate.
Certified in the state where work is being performed.
Ability to read and communicate effectively in English.
Completion of applicable state courses.
Successful completion applicable state exam required for certification.
Not listed on applicable State Abuse Registry.
Must have CPR for the professional rescuer.
Basic math skills.
Successful work employment history.

Responsibilities

Coordinating and maintaining the clerical functions and duties of a designated unit/program.
Utilizing Customer Service skills when greeting patient/visitors and answering telephone.
Completing worklist tasks triggered by physician orders or nurse-generated tasks under the direct supervision of licensed nursing personnel.
Providing direct and indirect patient care activities under the direction of a RN or LPN.
Assisting patients with activities of daily living.
Providing for personal care and comfort.
Assisting in the maintenance of a safe and clean environment for an assigned group of patients.