The LNA delivers basic nursing and restorative care in a long-term care facility, following facility policies and procedures and working under the supervision of LPNs and RNs. The role includes attending report before resident care and informing licensed personnel about significant observations, environmental conditions, supply and equipment needs, and performance problems. The LNA assists residents with personal hygiene, bathing, grooming, dressing, protocol-based skin care, mobility, range of motion, turning, positioning, support, and transfers. The role also includes assistance with nutrition and bodily waste, such as feeding, hydration, toileting, bowel and bladder training, input and output, and caloric counts. The LNA helps maintain resident and staff safety, responds to emergencies according to facility policy, protects resident rights and confidentiality, follows infection-control practices and nursing standards, and provides care consistent with Resident Care Plans. The LNA respects residents’ spiritual beliefs and encourages participation in care according to their physical and mental abilities. This is a temporary assignment in Claremont, New Hampshire. A COVID vaccination series is required; declinations and exemptions are not accepted. The facility will not consider travelers who reside within 50 miles. The traveler must be willing to work the Labor Day holiday, including the preceding weekend if needed or scheduled. Weekend work is required every other weekend; there is no on-call requirement.
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