A CNA performs duties related to patient care and comfort under the supervision of licensed nursing personnel. This role involves providing basic care such as bathing, feeding, and hygiene assistance, managing resources effectively, maintaining accurate documentation, and fostering positive interpersonal relationships with patients, families, and colleagues. The CNA is responsible for responding promptly to patient requests, maintaining a clean and orderly work environment, and attending mandatory training and meetings. They also participate in quality improvement initiatives, communicate changes in patient condition to nursing staff, and complete assignments given by the team leader. Additional responsibilities include adapting to workload changes, caring for geriatric and pediatric patients, acting as a patient advocate, supporting safety standards, and adhering to ethical and legal principles. The CNA must maintain current knowledge of Standard Precautions and organize work efficiently, functioning within the limits of the Nurse Practice Act and hospital policies. Specific training may be provided for specialized patient care, such as joint replacement patients.
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