CNA Certified Nursing Assistant; EVENING SHIFT

Overview

Evening Shift / 8 hrs/wk / EOW

Masonicare Bishop Wicke
Shelton, CT

• Performs basic nursing care procedures under the direction and supervision of a licensed nurse. Follow treatment plan that was designed to meet the appropriate age, needs and abilities of each resident/patient including assisting with meals and nourishment’s, transferring using proper body mechanics and appropriate assistive devices, ambulation, bathing, toileting and dressing and grooming.
• Observes and communicates pertinent information about the adult/older adult resident/patient’s condition to the appropriate facility staff.
• Takes and records pulse, respirations, blood pressures and weight as needed.
• Documents care and observations on work sheets and EMR accurately and in a timely manner.
• Maintains cooperative relationships to enhance the efficient operation of the care team by providing support and assistance to co-workers.
• Adheres to infection control practices.
• Supports the psychosocial needs of the residents as per the plan of care and profile.
• Participates in educational and inservice meeting to update knowledge of techniques, guidelines and regulations. Must attend all mandatory programs. Meets basic requirement for 12 hours of continuing education per year.
• Uses equipment in an appropriate and safe manner. Adheres to standards of the Diligent Minimal Lift Program.
• Follows facility policies and procedures.
• P erforms other duties as required.

• Education: High School diploma or GED preferred
• Experience: 6 months – 1 year experience as a CNA preferred
• Certificates, Licenses, Registrations: State of Connecticut CNA Certification; or within 120 days of CNA Certification course completion.
• Key
  
  Competencies:
  
  Ability to interact professionally with coworkers.
• Prioritize tasks.
• Function as a team member.
• Ability to speak, read English in order to communicate with patients, residents and clinical staff.
• Provides care and services that demonstrate behaviors and the principles of person-centered care including affording people dignity, respect and compassion, offering coordinated care, support and treatment and care that is personalized.