STNA State Tested Nursing Assistant Part Time Nights Up to $20.71

CommuniCare•Toledo, OH

1d•$17 - $21•Onsite

About The Position

Calling all qualified STNAs, MAs, and aspiring Nurses - We want you to be part of our team that makes a difference in the lives of others! Full Time and Part Time positions available on Day and Night Shift We truly appreciate our nursing team . . . and we want you to feel it! THAT'S WHY WE OFFER . . . Starting Wages up to $16.50-$20.71 (based upon experience and shift)) Various shifts to include full-time, part-time and PRN Daily Pay! Work today, get paid tomorrow! Tuition Reimbursement Free Uniforms Great Health Plans Company Paid Life Insurance and much, much, more! Advanced Specialty Hospitals of Toledo is in need of STNAs to assist patients with personal hygiene and activities of daily living. You will help provide assistance to licensed nursing personnel in the provision of patient care by providing and documenting activities of daily living; and providing a clean, healthy, and safe environment. Part Time Night Position 12 hour shifts, 6:15pm to 6:45am Every Third Weekend Rotation

Requirements

Current State Tested Nursing Assistant certification preferred.
One to two years previous healthcare experience is required.
Current BLS and immunizations (Hep B and TB screening) are required.
High school graduate or G. E. D. equivalent.

Nice To Haves

Hospital Experience highly preferred
Current State Tested Nursing Assistant Certification, preferred

Responsibilities

Assists the registered nurse by gathering data on patient conditions, direct patient observation, obtaining vital signs, recording oral intakes, monitoring input and output, weighing patients, turning patients, recording/charting patient information and interacting with patient and family members.
Reports changes in patient medical and/or emotional condition to the registered nurse.
Assists nursing personnel in responding to various emergency patient situations.
Assists patient in activities of daily living by feeding, bathing, toileting and other personal hygiene regimes.
Demonstrates sensitivity to patient comfort and privacy and expresses interest in patient progress.
Answers call lights.
Maintains confidentiality and Documents interventions and patient responses according to policy.
Cares for and maintains patient’s environment by avoiding environmental hazards and consistently using infection control procedures and barriers and other standards of safety.