Certified Nursing Assistant

Vernon Health•Viroqua, WI

16d•Onsite

About The Position

Join our team! Vernon Health is a rural healthcare facility that provides you the opportunity to have the time to take the extra minute to interact with patients to provide outstanding care. Staff enjoy working here because we have a healthy culture of teamwork and professionalism, and support growth and development. This is a 0.6 FTE position available for a Certified Nursing Assistant. Day and Night shift opportunities. Hours are day shift, 7a – 7p, and hours for Night shift are 7p-7a- 4 shifts, approximately 48 hours per bi-weekly pay period, with every 3 rd weekend and a holiday rotation. Duties for the Certified Nursing Assistant include providing patient care for a variety of patients with a wide range of ages and diagnoses in a hospital setting. We provide training on technical skills such as blood glucose monitoring, bladder scanning and foley removal, cardiac monitor placement, and IV removals as a part of the orientation process. Vernon Health, a Critical Access Hospital with Rural Health Clinics in Viroqua, WI, is seeking passionate healthcare professionals who share our mission to provide high-quality, compassionate care and our vision of a healthier community for all. We offer rewarding hospital jobs and healthcare careers where your skills and talent are valued. Join a supportive team that prioritizes teamwork, collaboration, and kindness in every patient interaction. As an independent, non-profit hospital, Vernon Health has been serving the Viroqua community since 1951. Our campus includes a modern medical office building, family practice clinics, retail pharmacies, and a dedicated Orthopedic and General Surgery center, offering a variety of career opportunities in healthcare. Located near the Mississippi River, La Crosse, and Madison, WI, Viroqua is a vibrant community with abundant outdoor recreation and excellent public and private schools.

Requirements

Current WI CNA certification
CPR certification

Responsibilities

Providing patient care for a variety of patients with a wide range of ages and diagnoses in a hospital setting.
Training on technical skills such as blood glucose monitoring, bladder scanning and foley removal, cardiac monitor placement, and IV removals as a part of the orientation process.