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The Certified Nursing Assistant supports patient care in a clinical center by locating patients, obtaining vital signs, triaging and assessing patients, and preparing them for examinations and treatment by physicians and nurses. The role includes using the electronic medical record system, communicating patient needs and questions to clinical staff, assisting with treatment, performing assigned laboratory work and phlebotomy, and sterilizing and setting up instruments. The CNA also orders and manages supplies, restocks treatment rooms, maintains clean treatment areas and completes biological cleanup according to OSHA guidelines, handles laundry, and operates and maintains medical and office equipment. The position requires completing assigned checklists and Policy Manager tasks, attending scheduled staff meetings and CPR classes and code drills, and reporting to the Charge Nurse before leaving at the end of a shift. The employee must be available to help as needed, including when breaks or mealtimes are interrupted, and may be asked to work at any center in response to staffing or center emergencies or reduced work. The role also involves fostering teamwork and providing warm, friendly, professional service.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED

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