Certified Nursing Assistant; CNA

Responsibilities

• Assisting elderly patients and patients recovering from injuries with daily activities, such as serving meals, dressing, bathing.
• Ensuring the personal hygiene of patients and providing them great care.
• Recording their vitals, weight, and other signs related to their health.
• Providing physical assistance to bedridden or incapacitated patients such as lifting, turning, and repositioning.
• Assisting the medical team while following hospital policies, regulations, and standards.
• Providing assistance to doctors or nurses by setting up medical equipment, allocating medical and surgical tools.
• Observing patients and providing them comfort by fulfilling their requests.
• Ensuring patients’ proper diet by assisting them in following their prescribed diet and medications.
• Examining injuries, bruises, providing proper dressing, and regular examination.
• Serving, protecting the hospital and patient’s privacy by following hospital policies, regulations, professional standards.
• Assisting patients by providing brief knowledge about their condition, treatment plans, and procedure.
• Continuously updating knowledge about hospital policies, regulations, and standards.
• Recording and reporting changes in the patient’s physical or mental health.

• Certificate from a state-certified nursing assistant program
• High school diploma or graduation degree
• Adequate experience in the same profession or role
• Good verbal communication skills
• Capable of withstanding heavy lifting, continuous standing, and walking for long hours
• Available to work at irregular hours whenever required
• Basic knowledge of CPR and nursing skills
• Familiar with medical terms and language
• Sufficient knowledge of using computers and medical equipment
• Basic logical, reasoning, and decision-making skills
• Ability to multi-task, follow orders and respond quickly

• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Joining Bonus
• Training & professional development