Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Full Time PM Shifts per 2 week pay period with Benefits

Good Shepherd Services, Ltd.•Seymour, WI

32d•$24 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

Good Shepherd Services of Seymour, WI is looking to hire a full-time Certified Nursing Assistant to provide health and social services to those we serve including our community. Are you willing to go the extra mile for our patients? Do you want to work for a highly-skilled long-term care nursing home in an empathetic environment where both patients and staff are valued and respected? If so, keep reading! This CNA position offers a competitive pay of $24.00-$25.50. We have an incredible benefits package which includes PLD, 403B with company match, health, dental, vision, life, generous paid leave, retirement plan with company match, fitness reimbursement, and many more fun benefits! We also offer an exciting program where your earnings are available to you almost immediately through PayActiv. ABOUT GOOD SHEPHERD SERVICES Good Shepherd Home has been a 5 Star CMS facility for years! We have been rated as one of the "BEST" nursing homes in Wisconsin by US News and World Report for many years. Our staffing ratios account for our excellent outcomes. Good Shepherd is a large, dynamic care community. We are home to 4 assisted living facilities, a large daycare center, a rehab clinic, a skilled nursing facility and are the Seymour site for Prevea Health. We are a faith-based campus that provides health and social services to those we serve including our community. We are dedicated to serving those entrusted to us with dignity, respect, and compassion, in a safe and welcoming environment. We strive to provide extraordinary care while creating moments of joy and a sense of belonging. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT (CNA) As a Certified Nursing Assistant, you start each workday ready to treat each patient with care and companionship. Your top priority is to create a safe and welcoming environment. You will be caring for the residents in a variety of ways primarily with daily living such as dressing, grooming, bathing, feeding, toileting, colostomy care, transferring, walking, prosthetic appliances, positioning, and range of motion exercises. You are dedicated to serving those entrusted to us with dignity, respect, and compassion. You strive to provide extraordinary care while creating moments of joy and a sense of belonging. Your positive attitude allows you to have an amazing interaction with each patient you interact with. You do everything you can to preserve their dignity, as you provide the individualized care that they need. Your attention to detail allows you to keep accurate records as required. You maintain a calm and patient demeanor while treating patients. You are vigilant about reporting any changes in the condition of residents to the supervising nurse to ensure that all medical needs are properly met. You also assist with specific tasks under the supervision of the nurse such as recording vital signs and weights, applying non-prescription creams/ointments, and collecting specimens. At the end of each day, you may go home tired, but you feel amazing knowing you have impacted the lives of many within your community.

Requirements

Current on the Wisconsin Registry
Ability to perform physical tasks typically performed in CNA work, including lifting up to 50 lbs
Can you work well both independently and as part of a team?
Are you flexible and always willing to jump in and help where you're needed?
Do you have personal integrity?
Are you conscientious about following policies and procedures correctly?
Do you have excellent interpersonal and communication skills?
Are you passionate about the rights of all to privacy, dignity, and well-being?

Responsibilities

caring for the residents in a variety of ways primarily with daily living such as dressing, grooming, bathing, feeding, toileting, colostomy care, transferring, walking, prosthetic appliances, positioning, and range of motion exercises
keep accurate records as required
reporting any changes in the condition of residents to the supervising nurse
recording vital signs and weights
applying non-prescription creams/ointments
collecting specimens