ER LNA - Night Shift, Full Benefits, Sign-On Eligible

Elliot Health System; New Hampshire; On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision Benefits

403b with matching

Tuition Reimbursement

Sign on Bonus Eligible

Pet Insurance

Vendor Discounts

Job summary

Elliot Health System is seeking a Licensed Nursing Assistant to join the Emergency Department care team in New Hampshire. The role includes direct and indirect patient care under RN supervision and involves assisting with daily living activities and basic clinical tasks.

The position requires NH LNA licensure, a high school diploma, and BLS. CPI certifications and phlebotomy credentials within specified timelines are also expected to support ED operations.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• One year Licensed Nursing Assistant experience required; ED experience and phlebotomy helpful.
• Current New Hampshire licensure as LNA required.
• Ability to obtain BLS during orientation and maintain during employment.
• CPI Foundation and CPI Advanced certification required within six months.
• Phlebotomy certification required within one year.

Responsibilities

• Assist patients with activities of daily living and personal care.
• Provide emotional support and communicate changes to RN.
• Support clerical tasks on patient units as needed.
• Collaborate with ED Leadership Team and other staff.

Skills

Patient care

Team communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

NH LNA license

BLS certification

CPI Foundations & Advanced

Phlebotomy certification

Job description

Elliot Health System is seeking a Licensed Nursing Assistant to join the Emergency Department care team in New Hampshire. The role includes direct and indirect patient care under RN supervision and involves assisting with daily living activities and basic clinical tasks.

The position requires NH LNA licensure, a high school diploma, and BLS. CPI certifications and phlebotomy credentials within specified timelines are also expected to support ED operations.