Part-Time ICU Nursing Assistant | Day Shift

Baptist Health; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Preventive Plan

Life Insurance

Retirement Plans

Flimp Decisions

Job summary

Baptist Health in Lexington, KY is seeking a Nursing Assistant for a part-time day shift on the 2A ICU, a 21-bed unit serving high acuity patients. You will work under the supervision of an RN to provide direct patient care and essential support in a fast-paced critical care environment.

Responsibilities include assisting with hygiene, mobility, vital signs, and basic clinical procedures while maintaining patient safety and dignity.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Current KY Nurse Aide Certification, or completion of first year of nursing program with clinical rotation validation.
• Basic Life Support required or to be completed within 30 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Provides direct patient care including hygiene, mobility, toileting, feeding, and positioning.
• Obtains and documents vital signs, intake/output, weights, specimens, and other patient data.
• Performs delegated clinical procedures such as blood glucose monitoring, EKGs, and venipuncture.
• Assists with patient admissions, transfers, discharges, and procedures.
• Performs clerical and unit coordination duties, including patient charts and physician orders.
• Maintains supplies, equipment, and a safe patient care environment.
• Responds to patient needs and emergencies with compassionate, respectful care.

Skills

Patient care

Vital signs

Clinical procedures

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Baptist Health in Lexington, KY is seeking a Nursing Assistant for a part-time day shift on the 2A ICU, a 21-bed unit serving high acuity patients. You will work under the supervision of an RN to provide direct patient care and essential support in a fast-paced critical care environment.

Responsibilities include assisting with hygiene, mobility, vital signs, and basic clinical procedures while maintaining patient safety and dignity.