The Nursing Assistant performs direct patient care activities, procedures, and indirect services under the direction of a Clinical Nurse. The role delivers care as delegated and in accordance with hospital policies, procedures, and regulatory guidelines; helps maintain a clean and safe patient and unit environment; and assists patients with activities of daily living and daily assignments. The Nursing Assistant may assist with procedures, help orient new Nursing Assistants, respond promptly and courteously to patient requests, cover the house as required, and support unit maintenance by ordering and receiving supplies, medications, manuals, and equipment. The employee must demonstrate the knowledge and skills needed to provide developmentally appropriate assessment, treatment, or care for the patient ages identified by the department. This includes obtaining and interpreting information based on patient needs, understanding growth and development, and understanding the range of treatment patients may need. Competency is established through initial orientation and ongoing validation for independent performance of assigned tasks and additional unit- or department-specific duties. The position also requires maintaining and documenting applicable education, positive customer service and coworker relations, compliance with attendance and scheduling policies, participation in quality improvement, cost-effective work, and adherence to organizational and departmental policies and the organization’s mission and strategic plan. Other related duties may be assigned. The schedule is nights, with 72 hours per pay period.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED