Float Nursing Assistant: Flexible Patient Care & Safety

South Shore Health; Weymouth (MA); Sur place; USD 38 000 - 48 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

South Shore Health is seeking a Nursing Assistant to support patient care across nursing areas, safely transporting patients, and documenting services rendered. The role includes acting as an Observer for patients requiring constant observation to ensure safety, and performing receptionist and clerical duties to keep the unit functioning effectively.

You will assist in data collection, report patient status to RNs, and respond to acuity and emergencies while maintaining a Culture of Safety and

Qualifications

• Minimum Education - High School Diploma/GED preferred.
• Minimum Work Experience - Previous Nursing Assistant or equivalent experience preferred.
• Required Classes/Skills - BLS - Basic Life Support.
• Required additional Knowledge and Abilities - basic medical terminology, basic computer skills, effective communication and accurate documentation, ability to work with diverse individuals.

Responsabilités

• Patient Care - provide direct/non-direct care to patients under supervision of licensed personnel.
• Observes, obtains and reports patient data/status to the RN.
• Responds to acuity and emergent situations as directed by nursing staff.
• Fosters a Culture of Safety and adheres to hospital policies and procedures.
• Performs general receptionist/clerical duties to support the nursing unit.

Connaissances

BLS (Basic Life Support)

Communication

Documentation

Medical terminology

Computer skills

Interpersonal skills

Formation

High School Diploma/GED

Description du poste

South Shore Health is seeking a Nursing Assistant to support patient care across nursing areas, safely transporting patients, and documenting services rendered. The role includes acting as an Observer for patients requiring constant observation to ensure safety, and performing receptionist and clerical duties to keep the unit functioning effectively.

You will assist in data collection, report patient status to RNs, and respond to acuity and emergencies while maintaining a Culture of Safety and