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The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) supports patient care and center operations by locating patients, obtaining vital signs, triaging and assessing patients, and preparing them for examinations and treatment. The CNA uses the electronic medical record system, communicates patient symptoms and questions to Nurses and Physicians, assists with treatment and care, performs assigned laboratory work and phlebotomy, and handles supplies, instruments, and treatment-room setup. The role also includes maintaining a clean treatment area, completing biological cleanup in accordance with OSHA guidelines, handling laundry, operating and maintaining medical and office equipment, and completing assigned checklists and Policy Manager tasks during the shift. The CNA follows established policies and ancillary guidelines, attends scheduled staff meetings and CPR classes and code drills, reports to the Charge Nurse before leaving, and supports a positive, professional team environment. Breaks and mealtimes may be interrupted to provide patient care or maintain center operations. The employee may be asked to work at any center due to staffing or center emergencies or a reduction in work. The salary range is $19.50–$22.00, depending on experience. Benefits and other compensation include insurance coverage, leave programs, retirement benefits, overtime and holiday compensation, discounted medical treatment, and bonuses.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED

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