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Waterford Communities Assisted Living and Memory Care in Lincoln, NE is seeking a dedicated CNA to support residents with ADLs, meal service, and daily living activities. You will follow care plans, document changes, assist with admissions, greet visitors, and help maintain a clean, safe environment while upholding infection control and confidentiality.
A current Nebraska Nurse Aide Registry, CPR certification, and willingness to work in an aging population are preferred; 16+ years old
This position is responsible for providing ADL assistance and supervision of specific personal cares for residents; food preparation and serving; cleanliness of the environment and physical building; laundry; and participation and engagement in social activities for residents.
This position receives general supervision from the Medication Aide, Director of Healthcare, and Administrator
Keys, telephone, pager, thermometer, BP cuff, ambulation equipment (walker, crutches, cane, etc.), wheelchair, gait belt, urinals, shower and/or bath chairs, bath scale, calculator, copier, fax machine, computer.
Physical stamina required for bending, stooping, lifting, walking, and standing for long periods. Must be able to lift 50 pounds.
Must possess knowledge and ability to organize and perform required skills to complete job functions with interruptions. Need to be a self-starter, have a compassionate and caring nature, understand how to work with an aging population, and seek to understand the needs of the residents. Must be responsible, dependable, have compassion, emotional stability, and a pleasant disposition. Knowledge and awareness of safety needs are required. Must be able to speak, read, write, and understand the English language adequately to understand and be understood by residents, visitors, and staff. A keen sense of taste and smell, and personal cleanliness are important qualifications. Ability to accurately follow
instructions, both verbal and written, and the ability to remain calm in stressful/ emergency situations. Able to work independently. Must possess the ability to respect confidential information and treat residents and co-workers respectfully.
Indoor work in well lighted, and ventilated surroundings. Stands and walks with intermittent sitting during the working shift. Possibility of sprains and strains due to moving and lifting residents, minor cuts and burns from machines and chemicals, and walking on wet slippery floors during baths/showers, so must be knowledgeable of and follow all safety procedures for position in order to prevent injury to self and others. Must be aware of and follow infection control procedures and universal precautions.
Uniforms must comply with the Waterford uniform and dress code policies as stated in the Employee Handbook.