Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA / STNA) Training Class

Ohio Living•Philadelphia, PA
•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA / STNA) Training Class. Participants will engage in a two-week training program to complete a 75-hour CNA class, including classroom instruction and supervised resident care. Upon successful completion, participants will receive an ODH Certificate of Completion and be eligible to take the state nurse aide test to become an STNA. The role emphasizes a passion for caregiving, making a difference, and providing empathetic care to residents and patients. Ohio Living offers a close-knit culture, rewarding work, excellent staffing ratios, attractive pay and benefits, and flexible schedules.

Requirements

  • Be at least 18 years of age
  • Have a high school diploma or the equivalent
  • Apply to this requisition
  • Complete an interview with our leadership team
  • Pay the discounted class fee (Course fees are not refundable)

Nice To Haves

  • A can-do attitude with a passion for living every day to the fullest.
  • Fulfilling your purpose is what drives you and your love for caregiving keeps you going.
  • See your job as an opportunity to provide healing, brighten lives and offer empathetic care to residents and patients.
  • Exceeding expectations while you continue to grow and improve in your skills.
  • Bring your best self to work every day.

Responsibilities

  • Participate in a two-week training class to complete the 75-hour CNA class.
  • Complete at least 59 hours in the classroom.
  • Complete at least 16 hours of supervised resident care in a long-term care facility.
  • Become eligible to register for the state nurse aide test.
  • Get your name added to the Ohio Nurse Aide Registry upon passing the state nurse aide test.

Benefits

  • Shift differentials
  • Retirement plan
  • Paid time off
  • Education assistance
  • Pay advances up to $500
  • Recognition programs
  • Free meals
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