The CNA works as a team member to provide quality, direct patient care to post-acute rehabilitation patients. Under the direction of the Unit Manager or a Licensed Nurse, the CNA provides care consistent with unit policies and procedures, performs basic skills according to department guidelines, and communicates observations to the healthcare team. The role includes day-to-day care of assigned residents or patients, such as dressing, bathing, transporting, and feeding, and documenting care as directed. The unit serves patients with specialties including neuro rehabilitation, traumatic brain injuries, amputations, heart failure, spinal cord injuries, and joint replacements. The facility has private patient rooms and an interdisciplinary team, including physical, occupational, recreation, and speech therapists, who provide customized rehabilitation programs.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED