CNA

Regional West Health Services•Scottsbluff, NE

20d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves preparing the clinic for patients by stocking exam rooms, setting up equipment, and ensuring supplies are ready. Responsibilities include rooming patients, taking vital signs, conducting screenings, and gathering health information. The CNA will work alongside providers, assisting with procedures, collecting and processing laboratory specimens, and documenting care in the electronic medical record. Patient and family education on procedures, treatments, and self-care is also a key part of the role. Additionally, the CNA will help maintain clinic efficiency by monitoring and ordering supplies, managing inventory, supporting scheduling, and assisting with general office duties. Maintaining communication with teammates to coordinate patient flow and respond to changing demands is essential. Quality and safety are paramount, requiring adherence to RWPC policies, infection control practices, and safety standards, as well as participation in training and quality audits. Maintaining required competencies, including BLS certification, is necessary. Professionalism, flexibility, and a collaborative spirit are expected, whether working independently or as part of a team.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
Current Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification in the State of Nebraska without restrictions.
American Heart Association BLS certification.

Nice To Haves

Two to three years of experience in a physician office or outpatient clinic preferred.

Responsibilities

Prepare the clinic for patients by stocking exam rooms, setting up equipment, and ensuring supplies are ready.
Room patients, take vital signs, conduct screenings, and gather accurate health information.
Work side-by-side with providers, communicating clinical findings and assisting with in-office procedures and dressing changes.
Collect and process laboratory specimens in compliance with CLIA regulations.
Document all care and services accurately in the electronic medical record.
Provide patient and family education, explaining procedures, treatments, and self-care.
Monitor and order supplies, maintain accurate inventory records, and support scheduling needs.
Assist with general office duties as needed.
Stay in close communication with teammates to coordinate patient flow and respond to changing clinic demands.
Follow RWPC policies, infection control practices, and safety standards.
Participate in training and quality audits.
Maintain required competencies, including BLS certification.