Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Part Time

Williamsburg Landing

Virginia (MN)

On-site

USD 26,174 - 35,817

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

FSA & HSA

403(b) Retirement Plan

529 College Savings Plan

Long-Term Care Insurance

Paid Time Off

Holiday Pay

Corporate Wellness Program

Health Club & Spa Membership

Employee Education & Training Fund

Employee Assistance Program

Credit Union Membership

Part-Time employees eligible

Job summary

Williamsburg Landing in Virginia is seeking a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to provide individualized care under supervision of the Director of Nursing or charge nurse. The role includes rounds every two hours, assisting with meals, personal care, vital signs, and mobility while promoting safety, comfort and independence for residents.

Starting pay is $19.00 per hour, with increases based on experience.

Qualifications

Valid Nurse Aide certification in Virginia; prior experience preferred; CDP designation and Agape CNA Skills Review required within 90 days.
Agape CNA Skills Review completed within 90 days of hire.
CDP designation preferred where applicable.

Responsibilities

Makes rounds to resident rooms at least every two hours to meet needs; ensure tidiness and seamless transition of care.
Observes signs of illness or skin issues and reports to nurse in charge.
Provides care per resident care profile and preferences; assists with meals and documents intake.
Takes vital signs as assigned; positions residents for safety; assists with transfers and mobility.
Maintains cleanliness of resident rooms and equipment; answers call lights promptly.
Documents care provided daily using MyUnity Point of Care.

Skills

Patient care

English communication

Ability to lift 50 lbs

Education

Nurse Aide certification (Virginia)

CDP designation

Agape CNA Skills Review

Tools

Medical equipment handling

Job description

Description

The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), under the direction and supervision of the Director of Nursing and/or the assigned charge nurse, provides individualized care to residents to include routine daily care, promoting maximum independence, safety, and comfort for each resident.

Full Time, Part Time Plus and Part Time options available.

Starting hourly rate is $19.00/hour and increases with experience.

Essential Job Functions

Makes rounds to resident rooms at least every two hours to ensure resident needs are met to include toileting, turning, repositioning, and hydration; makes walking rounds at shift change with the oncoming CNA ensuring resident rooms are tidy and in good condition; communicates any pertinent changes or things that are occurring with the residents during walking rounds ensuring a seamless transition of care; checks the care base, country kitchen, and soiled and clean utility rooms during walking rounds for tidiness; issues found during rounds will be addressed by the off-going shift
Observes unusual symptoms or signs of illness or skin breakdown and reports same to nurse in charge; reports indications of residents’ deteriorating physical, emotional, or mental health through the utilization of the Interact Stop and Watch documents
Listens to change of shift report and communicates with charge nurse on what shift priorities should be
Provides care in accordance with the resident care profile and resident preferences
Administers bed baths daily and showers twice per week unless resident requests otherwise
Distributes and sets up resident meal trays; assists the residents who need assistance with their meals, encourage intake, and accurately document intake
Provides daily and weekly personal care including oral hygiene, fingernail trimming, dressing daily and throughout the day as needed, assisting with toileting or changing throughout the day as needed
Positions residents properly using comfort and safety devices as ordered; repositions bedridden residents every two hours or more often as directed
Takes vital signs according to resident plan of care or as assigned by supervising charge nurse
Assists with bladder and bowel training of selected incontinent residents
Makes rounds of incontinent residents every two hours to provide partial bathing and change of clothing and linen as needed; cleans carpet or furniture if needed and notifies Housekeeping for sanitation
Answers resident call lights in a timely manner, politely, and with focused concern on the resident; maintains a goal of answering each call light in under four minutes
Answers the phones located at the care base or nurses station when appropriate; provides professional and courteous direction to the party on the phone
Assists with the admission and discharge of resident and post mortem care
Completes the shift responsibility checklist for the specific shift assigned
Assists with weighing of residents on admission, once a month, and as ordered; if weight is greater than set parameters, reports weight change to the nurse
Assists residents in the use of adaptive equipment including splints, adaptive plates, bowls, cups and utensils, reachers, sliding boards, walkers and wheelchairs
Appropriately addresses all allegations or sightings of potential abuse/neglect by rescuing the resident, reporting it immediately and reassuring the resident
Empties urinary drainage bags twice per shift, and totals output for nurse in charge; passes, empties, and sanitizes bedpans and urinals as needed
Makes sure residents’ clothing is clean, puts soiled clothing in hamper and puts away clean laundry
Assures overall neatness and cleanliness of resident’s room, bedside equipment, and bathroom; makes beds and returns clothing and equipment to proper place
Participates in mandatory in‑services/drills
Serves an active role in actual Emergency Operations scenarios to ensure the safety of the residents
Assists with transportation of residents to and from activities; involves residents in daily activities when time allows; engages residents in one on one activities as part of daily routine
Assists with moving a resident from one room to another including bed/mattress and personal belongings
Accurately documents care provided to assigned residents using MyUnity Point of Care daily prior to leaving for the day
Performs all work in a safe manner; reports any safety hazards to the Charge Nurse immediately including improper disposal of medications and “sharps;” uses safe lifting and transfer techniques and proper body mechanics at all times; complies with emergency drills; maintains infection control standards
Reports damaged or unsafe equipment to the Charge Nurse while discontinuing the utilization of the piece of equipment; clearly labels the equipment as faulty so that no other employee uses it
Maintains a positive attitude to ensure dignity and quality of life for residents, and maintains positive interaction with guests and coworkers
Serves as a positive mentor for new staff members, training them in the proper policies and procedures to ensure quality of care
Performs all other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS

Valid certification as a Nurse Aide from the Commonwealth of Virginia; prior work experience as Nurse Aide, preferred; CDP (Certified Dementia Practitioner) designation and completion of Agape CNA Skills Review, required within the first 90 days of employment

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Ability to perform duties in accordance with accepted methods and techniques necessary in providing optimal care; ability to communicate effectively in English both verbally and in writing; ability to assist other licensed personnel as needed; ability to regularly and safely lift a minimum of 50 pounds; ability to use a variety of health care equipment such as lifts, thermometer, and blood pressure cuff; ability to stand and walk for long period

BENEFITS (Full-Time And Part-Time Plus Employees)