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Totality Staffing & Consulting Services, LLC seeks a Nursing Assistant to provide personal care and support in a Dubuque facility. Starting pay is $24 per hour with potential to earn up to $29 by taking last‑minute shifts, plus weekly and daily pay options.
Nursing Assistants assist with dressing, grooming, hygiene, feeding, and bathroom needs, and may perform basic treatments like taking vital signs. Strong communication and teamwork are essential.
Nursing Assistant Job Description Pay Rate: $24/Hr.-$29/Hr. Take back control of your life. Make a schedule that fits YOUR FAMILY'S NEEDS! We understand how important it is to be at your child's game or just to be there after school. Maybe weekends/holidays are not for you! Maybe you are a student looking for flexibility! Our team members make a schedule that works for them! Great Wage: We know how hard it is working in Senior Care and we want you to be compensated for your hard work. Starting pay is $24 hourly with the opportunity to make $4 more an hour with picking up last minute shifts. We also offer a great referral bonus program with incentive opportunities. Totality Staffing offers weekly and daily pay options.
High School Graduate or G.E.D Required Must be able to read, write, and follow written and oral instructions in English Satisfactory completion of a 75-hour Nurse Aide course is required Must have at least 1-year experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant Must maintain certification without restrictions
Nursing Assistants are responsible for providing personal care and assistance in the facility. Nursing Assistants may be called upon to help residents with personal hygiene, including assistance with dressing, grooming, going to the bathroom, feeding and the giving of baths/showers. Nursing Assistants will be called upon to provide basic treatments as required at the direction of the nursing staff. This includes but is not limited to such things as taking vital signs. Nursing Assistants are responsible for observing and reporting changes in residents’ physical and emotional conditions to the nursing staff. Excellent communication and team skills are needed.