The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides basic nursing care within their scope of practice under the direction of a Staff RN or LPN. The role primarily involves assisting patients with activities of daily living and providing basic care and comfort. The CNA may also assist nursing staff with developing patient care plans. The CNA provides safe and competent care in accordance with Gritman Medical Center’s philosophy and standards, applicable Idaho State Board of Nursing and American Nurses' Association guidelines, and Joint Commission standards. The CNA communicates effectively with caregivers, works as a member of the patient care team, remains directly accountable to the staff nurse, and reports patient outcomes as appropriate. The role requires maintaining adequate physical and mental health to meet performance criteria and demonstrating conduct consistent with Gritman Medical Center’s mission, vision, and values. The position also includes organizational expectations such as promoting safety, maintaining a clean and quiet hospital environment, keeping current with relevant standards and practices, participating in quality improvement, complying with policies and confidentiality requirements, and providing customer service consistent with The Gritman Way. The work involves patient handling and mobility demands, exposure to infectious-disease risks and other potential hazards, and interaction with patients in emergencies or crisis situations. Irregular hours or shifts may occur occasionally.
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