CNA - Evenings(40 hrs)

Bangor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center•Bangor, ME

20h•Onsite

About The Position

The Certified Nurse Assistant (C.N.A) plays a vital role in assisting staff members with implementing the total care plan for residents and patients. The role supports activities of daily living, including eating, dressing, personal care, and toileting, and contributes to education, recreation, and transportation in alignment with established nursing department policies and procedures. The position is scheduled for evenings, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., five 8-hour shifts per week, totaling 40 hours per week. Holiday coverage is required.

Requirements

Must hold an active Maine C.N.A. License.

Responsibilities

Assist residents and patients with routine activities of daily living, including feeding, bathing, ambulating, and skin care.
Demonstrate effective listening skills to meet the needs of residents and patients.
Take initial vital signs and provide weight measurements to nursing staff promptly.
Report changes in vital signs or measurements to the Supervisor/Charge Nurse without delay.
Follow Universal Precautions procedures diligently.
Monitor and record resident/patient intake and output in accordance with unit standards or physician orders.
Maintain the confidentiality of resident/patient information and support resident/patient rights.
Collaborate effectively with healthcare team members to maintain productive working relationships.
Provide additional care as directed by the RN/LPN.
Assist in orienting patients, residents, and families to the unit, facility, and available services.
Deliver patient/resident care accurately and promptly as outlined in the care plan.
Show empathy toward residents, patients, and families.
Maintain objectivity in challenging situations, particularly with demanding residents and patients.
Demonstrate flexibility in response to changing situations and needs.
Seek assistance and collaborate to develop solutions when faced with problems.
Provide exemplary care to long-term residents and skilled rehabilitation patients.