LNA Full Time Night -Cardiac -Med surg -Tele

Mass General Brigham•Dover, NH

5d•$19 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

Mass General Brigham relies on a wide range of professionals, including doctors, nurses, business people, tech experts, researchers, and systems analysts to advance our mission. As a not-for-profit, we support patient care, research, teaching, and community service, striving to provide exceptional care. We believe that high-performing teams drive groundbreaking medical discoveries and invite all applicants to join us and experience what it means to be part of Mass General Brigham. Great opportunity to expand your LNA skills, knowledge and experience. Hourly rate starts at $19.47 and goes up based on experience. Benefits of working in the Cardiac/Med Surg/Tele Include: 8 :1 LNA ratio for patients Days/Nights Flexible Scheduling with self-scheduling options Variety of Patients with different acuity levels Exceptional Teamwork and Nursing support At Wentworth-Douglass, we invite you to explore opportunities, cultivate community wellness and professional growth. As a Licensed Nursing Assistant, you will play a vital role in providing direct patient care under the guidance of Registered Nurses (RNs). Your responsibilities will be dynamic, focusing on assisting with patient assessments, delivering compassionate care, and supporting the overall smooth operation of the healthcare unit. You'll contribute to patient safety, comfort, and recovery, all while gaining valuable experience in a collaborative healthcare environment.

Requirements

High School Diploma or Equivalent - graduate of nursing assistant program
ARC or AHA BLS, LNA

Nice To Haves

3 months LNA experience, preferably in an acute care setting

Responsibilities

Assist in measuring and recording patient data (height, weight, vital signs).
Support specimen collection, preparation, and preservation for lab testing.
Perform bedside laboratory tests and document patient responses.
Observe and report patient conditions to the RN, noting any deviations in vital signs or care responses.
Assist patients who need help with feeding and nutritional intake.
Distribute, collect, and verify food trays to ensure nutritional needs are met.
Provide support with bedpans, urinals, or commodes as needed.
Help manage external devices such as feeding tubes and assist with colostomy care.
Measure and document intake and output.
Help transport patients between locations within the facility.
Assist patients with transferring, changing positions, and using assistive devices.
Encourage and assist with ambulation and mobility exercises to promote recovery.
Provide personal hygiene support, including bathing, dressing, and oral health care.
Assist with comfort and bed rest care to support recovery.
Protect patient rights, ensuring privacy and respect, especially for vulnerable individuals.
Help reduce patient anxiety by offering reassurance and comfort.
Facilitate family and friend visitation to improve emotional well-being.
Respond promptly to call bells and communicate patient needs effectively.
Provide diversional activities and comfort measures (e.g., back rubs, music, reading).
Ensure proper use of side rails to maintain patient safety.
Maintain a clean and safe environment, including making beds and cleaning equipment.
Adhere to transmission-based precautions and oxygen safety guidelines.
Take appropriate action in emergency situations, including life-saving measures.
Maintain safety protocols such as suicide and seizure precautions.
Assist with unit operations, including running errands and supporting special procedures.
Support RNs in the patient discharge process.
Participate in the orientation and training of new or transferred staff members.
Prioritize and manage delegated tasks, asking for assistance when needed.
Ensure timely completion of tasks and report any unfinished responsibilities.
Maintain supply management to support patient care needs.
Stay current with clinical knowledge and skills required for the role.
Document in-service training and continuing education.
Maintain personal and professional growth through participation in relevant learning opportunities.
Demonstrate proficiency in using clinical equipment and performing basic procedures under RN supervision: Glucometer, pulse oximeter, blood pressure device, Restraint application and simple dressing changes, IV removal, heat/cold applications, DVT prevention, sequential compression devices, Foley catheter removal and administration of enemas.