Nursing Assistants make a significant contribution to the care and welfare of patients in the rehabilitation setting. Specifically nursing assistants are necessary for the rehabilitation nurse “to achieve the goal of assisting individuals in the restoration and maintenance of maximal physical, psychosocial, and spiritual health” (ARN, 1994 p1.) Nursing Assistants function under the direct supervision of licensed personnel and provides basic patient care services to patients, and assists with self-care activities. His/her major responsibilities are to provide basic rehab care needs and reinforce the efforts of other rehabilitation disciplines in the 24-hour activities planned for the patient. Responsible for performing secretarial, clerical and receptionist duties and responsibilities both supportive to and consistent with established administrative, clinical and personnel policies, procedures, and protocols. Responsible for requisitioning and maintaining appropriate supplies and equipment, scheduling patient appointments, and communicating requested services and consultations to appropriate personnel.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED