Compassionate CNA: Patient Care & Support

Penn Medicine; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Penn Medicine is seeking a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to join our patient care team. The CNA will work under the direct supervision of registered nurses to support and deliver high-quality care to patients and their families in a hospital setting.

The role emphasizes compassionate, culturally sensitive interactions, timely data collection, and active participation in hand-offs, unit huddles, and responsive patient support. Commitment to safety and patient dignity is essential.

Qualifications

• Certified Nurse Assistant (Required)
• CNA Certification by the State of Pennsylvania or RN without a BSN Degree
• H.S. Diploma/GED (Required)
• Equivalent Experience may be considered

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates genuine care for the patient via active listening and compassionate interaction.
• Provide timely information to patients in a caring manner with cultural sensitivity.
• Participate in RN/CNA hand-off communications and unit huddles.
• Respond to patient call signals and assist with daily living activities while preserving dignity.
• Gather and report patient data and observations to the nursing team.
• Follow safety protocols and proper hand hygiene at all times.
• Assist with monitoring patient condition and escalating data as needed.
• Support quality and safety measures within the unit.

Skills

Active listening

Cultural sensitivity

Clear communication

Compassionate patient care

Flexibility

Education

High School Diploma or GED

CNA Certification (PA) or RN without BSN

Job description

Penn Medicine is seeking a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to join our patient care team. The CNA will work under the direct supervision of registered nurses to support and deliver high-quality care to patients and their families in a hospital setting.

The role emphasizes compassionate, culturally sensitive interactions, timely data collection, and active participation in hand-offs, unit huddles, and responsive patient support. Commitment to safety and patient dignity is essential.