CNA-Part-time​/On-call

A position with responsibility for assisting clients with activities of daily living, providing nursing care and active treatment to clients/residents in assigned household, neighborhood or unit and assisting in the maintenance of a safe, clean and therapeutic environment.

Starts at $18.70/hour, increasing to $19.99/hour after successful completion of 6-month initial employment period

Base rate for on-call: $21.16/hour

Additional pay incentives for working PM shift and NOC shift, as well as when working weekends!

Shift differentials offered for PM and NOC shifts

• 3pm-11pm shift diff extra $2.00/hr
• 11pm-7am shift diff extra $3.00/hr

Additional special assignment pay for .2, .4, and on-call positions

All part-time and full-time nursing positions work every other weekend

Assists in creating a therapeutic atmosphere conducive to the mental health of clients/residents.

In conjunction with the facilities department maintains a clean, comfortable and safe environment for clients.

Provides client care to meet the physical needs of the client/resident; also provides care relative to the emotional and psychosocial needs of clients.

Participates in the development of the client care plan and implements provisions of the client/resident care plans.

In conjunction with the therapy department and nursing department provides activities or simple food prep related to activities in the households as assigned.

Takes clients on community outings for recreational or educational purposes.

Observes client/resident and reports any change in client behavior/condition to Registered Nurse/designee immediately and respond to emergency and crisis situations.

Maintains the confidential nature of all client/resident and business information.

Attends staff meetings, attends in-service and outside agency training sessions if appropriate.

Completes and maintains necessary documentation according to applicable requirements, codes and policies.

In the CBRF assists with group interactions, assists with admissions, scheduling, other clerical duties as assigned and maintains a homelike environment.

In the CBRF creates a supportive environment with supervision and assistance to clients based on individual needs in order to achieve maximum independent function and resolve crisis, documenting fulfillment of crisis plans and client progress.

Performs related functions as assigned.

Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent; certification as a Nursing Assistant from an approved training program, and current, valid registration with the Wisconsin CNA Registry.

Licenses and

Certifications:

Valid State and Federal registration with the Wisconsin CNA Registry. Valid Wisconsin Driver's License.

Current knowledge of procedures and techniques in providing routine, non-professional nursing care to the geriatric elderly, developmentally disabled, mentally ill, AODA client or children and adolescents. Knowledge of CPI, Restraining Techniques and Therapeutic Interventions. Knowledge of principles of documentation. Knowledge of basic principles of active treatment. Knowledge of basic principles of behavior modification and appropriate application of behavior modification techniques. Ability to recognize and address the physical, psychosocial, mental and emotional needs of the client.

Ability to carry out a nursing care plan and to follow oral and written instructions, as directed by the Registered Nurse. Ability to organize, plan, lead and participate in activities. Ability to deal with stress associated with threatening of unpredictable client behavior. Ability to use all standard medical equipment (thermometer, blood pressure apparatus, stethoscope, etc.) including proper use of mechanical lifts and gait belt.

Ability to establish and maintain effective therapeutic relationships with clients/residents and family members. Ability to establish and maintain effective public and working relationships with other employees. Ability to communicate in a positive and effective manner both orally and in writing. Ability to understand and carry out policies and procedures governing client care. Ability to work the required hours of the position.

Ability to provide basic ROM and ambulatory techniques with the clients/residents. Ability to complete required training under DHS 83, DHS 34, and mental health crisis training as required for working in the crisis stabilization unit.

Physical requirements: Lifting 75 pounds maximum with the assistance of another person, with frequent lifting and/or carrying of objects weighing up to 40 pounds. Extended periods of standing, walking and sitting; occasional driving. Using hand(s) for repetitive single grasping, fine manipulation, pushing and pulling, and operating controls. Frequent bending, twisting, squatting, climbing, reaching and grappling; occasional swimming. Communicating orally in a clear manner.

Distinguishing sounds at various frequencies and volumes. Distinguishing people or objects…