CNA or Nurse Apprentice - Med Surg and In Patient Rehab

St. Luke's Health System•Boise, ID

13d•Onsite

About The Position

At St. Luke’s, our patients come from all walks of life—and so do we! We strive to foster an environment that embraces our employees' unique strengths, experiences, and perspectives, which drives our exceptional, patient-centered care. Our Certified Nursing Assistants and Nurse Apprentices play an important role in supporting patients and partnering with nurses and the interdisciplinary care team. CNA or Nurse Apprentice opportunities are available across Med/Surg units in Boise, Meridian, and Nampa. When applying, you can select your top two units of interest.

Requirements

Current CNA certification in the state of practice
Current BLS Provider certification
High school diploma or equivalent
Currently enrolled in an accredited school of nursing (ACEN, CCNE, or CNEA)
Nurse Apprentice Letter or Nursing Intern Letter from the State Board of Nursing

Nice To Haves

No previous experience required

Responsibilities

Support patients
Partner with nurses and the interdisciplinary care team
Care for patients throughout the cancer journey, from diagnosis and treatment to symptom management and comfort care.
Care for post-surgical patients, patients receiving chemotherapy, and higher-acuity patients requiring close monitoring.
Care for post-surgical patients, along with medical patients and complex surgical cases.
Provide post-acute rehabilitation for patients recovering from stroke, orthopedic, spinal cord, brain injuries, and medical deconditioning.
Focus on orthopedic care, including total joint replacements, along with post-operative EENT and general Med/Surg patients.
Care for patients with neurological conditions including stroke, spine surgery, cranial surgery, neuro-intervention, and other medical-neurological diagnoses.
Care for postoperative patients recovering after orthopedic, Spine, Plastic Reconstructive, urological or general surgical procedures, patients with medical diagnoses.
Care for a diverse patient population, including patients recovering from orthopedic, gynecologic, urological, and general surgical procedures, along with medical and telemetry patients.