Nurse Assistant Training Program

Overview

Licensed Nurse Assistants are responsible for obtaining and recording patient vital signs, documenting in the patient’s electronic medical record, assisting patients with activities of daily living, and supporting the patient care team. They help keep room/unit clean and provide an exceptional patient experience and care in an inpatient setting. Trainees will transition to the LNA role after successfully completing Nurse Assistant Training and obtaining a State of New Hampshire License for Nurse Assistant.

• Obtaining vital signs, temperature, pulse, height, weight, and blood pressure, as well as intakes and outputs.
• Documenting in the patient’s electronic medical record.
• Assisting patients with activities of daily living.
• Assisting the RN with tasks delegated by their direct care RN.
• Assisting other LNAs with designated assignments.
• Assisting with discharges and admissions.
• Keeping the room/unit clean.
• Providing an exceptional patient experience and care in an inpatient setting.
• Performing other duties as required or assigned.

• A strong work ethic, reliability and dependability, time management, teamwork, and communication skills.
• The ability to work under pressure and stress, including the ability to maintain composure and think critically.
• Flexibility and adaptability in the ever-changing environment of healthcare.

• GED/HS Diploma
• State licensure as a Nurse Assistant in New Hampshire