Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - SNF - Full-Time 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Stones River Manor•Murfreesboro, TN

27d•Onsite

About The Position

Stones River Manor, founded in 1977, is Rutherford County's only faith-based, nonprofit senior living community and 2024 Ruthie's Community Choice Awards Winner. As a full service, continuing care campus, the goal of the Manor is to provide a comfortable, happy, secure environment for our residents. We strive to treat everyone just like members of our own family and to keep a clean, comfortable facility that is the closest thing possible to being at home. Full Time:7a-3p Some weekdays and every other weekend The primary purpose of this job is to provide person centered direct care that addresses the dignity and individual preferences of each person; providing optimum physical comfort, hygiene, mobility and general well-being for each resident as directed by the individualized care plan. The CNA works under the instruction and observation of a licensed nurse. In many ways, Certified Nurse Assistants are the front line hands and eyes of any health care team. They observe resident's physical, mental and emotional conditions and report any changes to the charge nurse.

Requirements

Must have GED or high school diploma.
Must have training from an approved CNA training program
Must have CNA certification in Tennessee, in good standing
Must pass criminal background check.
Must not be listed on National Sex Offenders Registry or any abuse registry.
Must be able to read, write and speak English
Must have the ability to make independent decisions within scope of practice when circumstances warrant such actions.
Must meet the general health requirements set forth by the policies and procedure of Stone River Manor.
Must be able to push, pull, move, or lift a minimum of 25 pounds to a minimum of five (5) feet and able to push, pull, move and carry such weight a minimum distance of fifty (50) feet.
Must be physically able to evacuate residents in the event of evacuation.
Must be able to cope with mental and emotional stress of the position.
Must possess hearing and sight, with or without use of prosthetics that enables these senses to function adequate to fully meet the requirements of the job, which include taking vital signs of temperature, blood pressure, pulse and oxygen saturation.
Must be able to work with people of varying levels of understanding, mood or coping abilities, varying cultures and varying sensory awareness.
Must be able to use electronic charting system for documentation.
Must be familiar with and practice in adherence to national standards for electronic health care transactions and code sets, unique health identifiers, and security, including passwords and user ID codes, in compliance with the Privacy Rule and HIPAA.
Must pass drug screening and background check.

Nice To Haves

prefer one or more years of experience in SNF/NF setting.

Responsibilities

Stays familiar with the person centered care plan for each resident assigned and incorporates changes to the care plan into the patient care routine as directed by supervisor.
Follows federal and state standards of care within scope of responsibility.
Offers daily assistance or performs tasks necessary for hygiene, hydration, repositioning and mobility and comfort of each resident. This includes bathing, shampooing, dressing, undressing, feeding or assisting with meal set up, assisting with ambulation, assisting with toileting or changing briefs if resident is unable to use a toilet, skin care and perineal care for skin integrity, assistance oral care, care of dentures, eyeglasses and hearing aids.
Adapts caregiving routine to accommodate therapy, activities, resident outings and appointments outside the facility.
Offers meals, therapeutic snacks and liquids as ordered and upon request to residents.
Documents daily care, including food, therapeutic snacks as ordered and liquid consumption per facility protocols and plan of care as required. Documents bowel and bladder activity.
Weighs residents using upright, bed or chair scale and records accurate weights per care plan or supervisor instructions.
Records intake and output per protocol.
Reports any concerns, complaints, reports of abuse, neglect or misappropriation to supervisor immediately.
Reports any unusual resident behaviors, signs of depression or changes from usual routine or mood to supervisor immediately.
Reports any physical symptoms, changes in bowel or urine changes/sudden decline in awareness or abilities to supervisor immediately.
Disposes of soiled linen and clothing per facility protocols and maintains a safe and clean environment in resident rooms and bathrooms.
Uses universal precautions and follows special instructions for infection control and isolation.
For safety of both employee and resident, uses gait belt, shower chairs, lifts, scales, electric controls on beds and equipment responsibly, appropriately and correctly for tasks as trained. Reports any malfunctioning, fraying or broken equipment immediately to supervisor.
Answers call lights promptly.
Observes privacy and dignity of residents and does not share resident medical or psychosocial information with other residents, visitors or any unauthorized persons.
Develops and maintains a good working rapport with other departments with the faculty.
Consistently demonstrates professionalism and confidentiality.
Participates in quality assurance program and attends appropriate QA committee meetings as directed by supervisor.
Serves on other facility committees as requested.
Attends all mandatory in service including annual fire, OSHA and CDC program.
Maintains current CPR/BLS certification.
Practices in adherence to national standards for electronic health care transactions and code sets, unique health identifiers, and security, including passwords and user ID codes, in compliance with the Privacy Act and HIPAA. Notifies Administrator, or Director of Nursing in the absence of the Administrator, of any known violations.