CNA | Cut Bank | FT 3/12's Days

Logan Health•Cut Bank, MT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides basic nursing care to adult, geriatric, and pediatric patients within a Critical Access Hospital setting. This role operates under the direct supervision of Registered Nurses and/or Licensed Practical Nurses and involves coordinating care with other disciplines such as Physical Therapy. Logan Health's mission is to provide quality, compassionate care for all, with a vision to reimagine health care through connection, service, and innovation. The company's core values include being kind, fostering compassion and positivity; working together, promoting collaboration for innovation, efficiency, and improved communication; trusting and being trusted, building authenticity, empathy, and good intent; and striving for excellence, continually pushing for improvement and high-quality care and services.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required.
Current Montana C.N.A. License
Current BLS required.
Proven problem-solving, analytical skills and organizational/time management skills required.

Nice To Haves

1-3 years of C.N.A experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Delivers basic patient care under the guidance and direction of the RNs and LPNs on the unit to safely meet the needs of the patient(s).
Refers to the patient care check list to maintain patient care goals and communicate with the RN/LPN to coordinate work load and patient priorities.
Receive report, prioritize patients that are critically ill, difficult, or scheduled for surgery first.
Maintain of 24 Hour I&O flow sheets for every patient.
Record vitals in appropriate documentation and inform RN/LPN of any abnormalities.
Basic C.N.A. assessment, inform RN/LPN of any change in patient status.
Recording intake after meal(s).
Answer call lights and phones throughout shift.
Chart in C.N.A. flow sheets for patient(s).
Keep patients hydrated making sure to replace with fresh water at the end of every shift.
Collect specimen(s) and deliver to lab.
Empty output equipment throughout shift (Urinals, commodes, foleys, gastric suction, and catheters).
Give AM/PM care to patient(s) that request.
Meet patient personal hygiene needs and goals.
Assist patient with activities of daily living such as ambulation, transferring to chair, eating and grooming.
Monitor patient activity to prevent harm, remove obstacles as part of fall prevention protocol.
Clean up after meal(s) and return dishware to Long-Term care facility.
Maintain clean patient area(s) to include patient room(s).
Empty trash (removing bags to bins outside ER), clean bathroom, stock fresh linen, make beds, remove equipment not being used.
Bag dirty laundry and transport to designated area.
Keep utility and stock room neat and free from debris.
Clean and stock Dietary kitchen.
Defrost and clean refrigerator in Dietary Kitchen as needed.
Guide and/or assist patient to the appropriate room.
Perform initial intake duties to include weight and vitals.
Fill out clothing intake sheet and have patient sign for their record.
Have patient sign appropriate form(s) if not done at Admissions Office.
Demonstrate the ability to maintain professional relationships with peers, supervisors, physicians, and patients.
Maintain patient care, respond to changing work priorities, and communicate professionally and respectfully.
Adhere and uphold Logan Health customer service policies and standards of care.
Maintain performance and attendance in a consistent manner as assigned by Nursing Administration.