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iCare Health Network in Connecticut seeks a FULL TIME Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to provide direct care to residents in our skilled nursing facility. The compensation is up to $64,533 annually, including overtime, with wages based on actual earnings by current CNAs.
We offer a fast application process and phone interviews, with a strong focus on a positive work environment and career development within the organization.
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Up to $64,533 projected total annual compensation is based on actual average earnings by current CNAs and includes overtime and other paid wages.
We are hiring FULL TIME Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) to provide direct care to residents in our skilled nursing facility. This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing organization that delivers exceptional care to residents and fosters a positive work environment.
We offer a fast and simple application process that will allow you to begin working in a short period of time. We have phone interviews available for your convenience.
FREE health insurance
Generous paid time off package
Shift differentials
No cost union pension plan
Paid lunch
Verizon discount
401(k) retirement program
Paid holidays, including Juneteenth
No-cost Training and Education funding for career expansion
Extensive on-site training and development
Career growth opportunities
Weekly pay with the option of direct deposit
Employee referral program
Uniform allowance
Other benefits through the 1199 Healthcare Workers Union
Full-time, part-time, and per diem positions available, all shifts
State of Connecticut CNA Certification
Proficiency in English, required
Previous CNA experience is preferred, but not required
COVID-19 Primary series vaccination required. Booster shots are not required. Religious and Medical Exemptions are available
By joining our team you can enjoy a fulfilling career and develop specialized skills by providing care to underserved residents, including those with behavioral health and substance use issues.
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