Certified Nurse Assistant

Overview

A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is responsible for providing quality patient care as assigned by team lead, professional nursing staff or physicians in the clinic setting. This includes scheduling patient appointments, taking vital signs, transporting patients, clerical support, and helping the professional nurse with interventions. The CNA also interacts with other departments as needed to perform cleaning, restock supplies, all under the direction of their appropriate supervisor.

• High School graduate or GED preferred
• Completion of a Certified Nurse Assistant training course.
• 1-2 years nurse assistant experience preferred

• Basic Life Support certification from either American Red Cross/AED for the Health Care Provider, or Basic Life Support (American Heart Association
  - Health Care Provider) successfully completed within the first 90 days of employment.