Acute Care Nursing Assistant — Vital Patient Support

UCI Health Regional Burn Center; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 37,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

UCI Health is seeking a Nursing Assistant to support professional nursing staff on an acute care unit. You will take vital signs, assist with hygiene, and help maintain a safe, clean environment across care settings.

You may float between Orange and Irvine campuses, stock supplies, operate equipment, and perform routine clerical tasks while supporting patient comfort and care delivery. BLS is required, and weekend/holiday work is expected.

Qualifications

• Understanding of basic medical terminology.
• Must float between Orange and Irvine locations as needed.
• Must be able to read, write and speak effectively in English.
• CNA/LVN or enrolled in accredited nursing program with at least 1 clinical semester.
• Current BLS certification (AHA) required.
• Willing to work weekends and holidays.
• Demonstrated patient care experience, preferably in an acute care setting.
• Approved workplace violence responder training within 30 days of hire and annually.

Responsibilities

• Take and record vital signs.
• Assist patients with hygiene and elimination.
• Maintain a clean and safe unit environment.
• Stock unit supplies and operate hospital equipment as directed.
• Perform routine clerical tasks and other related duties.

Skills

Medical terminology

English fluency

Patient care

Communication skills

Weekend availability

Team collaboration

Education

Nursing Assistant certification (CNA), LVN, or nursing program enrollment

Job description

UCI Health is seeking a Nursing Assistant to support professional nursing staff on an acute care unit. You will take vital signs, assist with hygiene, and help maintain a safe, clean environment across care settings.

You may float between Orange and Irvine campuses, stock supplies, operate equipment, and perform routine clerical tasks while supporting patient comfort and care delivery. BLS is required, and weekend/holiday work is expected.