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Garden Healthcare in Quakertown, PA is hiring a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) for full or part-time shifts at Belle Terrace, a 59-bed nursing facility under new management.
Earn up to $20/hour, with shift differentials bringing the potential to $24/hour. Active CNA license required; CPR preferred but not required. Training/completion of state-approved CNA program is required.
Earn up to $20, plus shift differentials and opt out of benefits for an additional $2/hr! Up to: $24
Seeking Full or Part time!
Belle Terrace, a 59-bed nursing facility,is now under new managementand hiring! If you are looking forward to becoming a part of a dynamic team, we would love to meet you!
We are located at1320 Mill Rd, Quakertown, PA 18951.
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides nursing and nursing related services to residents consistent with each resident's comprehensive resident assessment and plan of care. Resident care is provided according to the “Flow of Care” in a manner that meets the resident's physical, mental, and psycho-social needs and enables the individual to attain or maintain the highest practicable level of functioning. The CNA maintains a "homelike" environment for the residents, protects and promotes Resident Rights and assists the person to maintain independence and control to the greatest extent possible.
Education: Successful completion of a state approved nurse aide training and competency evaluation program or a nurse aide competency evaluation program approved by Pennsylvania.
Certificate/Licenses: Acceptable verification of training and competency evaluation from State Nurse Aide Registry. No findings in the Registry concerning abuse, neglect, mistreatment of residents or misappropriation of residents' property. Active C.N.A License required, CPR Certification preferred, but not required.
Work Experience:Experience as a Certified Nursing Aide giving personal care to impaired individuals in a health care setting, particularly long-term care, is preferred but not required.