Restorative Aide: Rehab & Mobility Specialist (CNA)

FutureCare; Arnold (CA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent benefits

Flex pay

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Career growth

Referral bonus

Employee assistance

401K matching

Job summary

FutureCare is seeking a Restorative Aide to assist with restorative care programs under the supervision of a licensed nurse. The role includes implementing treatment plans from a licensed physical therapist, accurate documentation, and maintaining a safe resident environment.

Qualified candidates will have a Maryland CNA license, completion of a state-approved CNA program, and a commitment to resident-centered care. Excellent benefits and competitive pay are highlighted in the posting.

Qualifications

• Graduate of state approved Nursing Assistant Program certified by Maryland Registry.
• Must have a current CNA-1 License from the state of Maryland.

Responsibilities

• Provides safe restorative care of the resident.
• Performs documentation on flow sheets and other applicable forms of all restorative care activities.
• Maintains a clean, safe, and orderly resident environment by keeping work area clean and disposing of soiled, contaminated items.
• Reports malfunctioning, broken or hazardous equipment or conditions to supervisor or safety officer.
• Observes policies and procedures as demonstrated through performance of procedures and tasks.
• Provides restorative programs: Splint Program, Dining Program, High Steppers (ambulation) Program, LYFE Today (Living Your Life to its Fullest Everyday) Program, Reach (range of motion) Program.
• Observes resident’s condition and reports changes to supervisor.
• Provides one‑on‑one training.

Skills

Restorative care

Documentation

Resident care

Education

CNA certification

Maryland CNA license

Job description

FutureCare is seeking a Restorative Aide to assist with restorative care programs under the supervision of a licensed nurse. The role includes implementing treatment plans from a licensed physical therapist, accurate documentation, and maintaining a safe resident environment.

Qualified candidates will have a Maryland CNA license, completion of a state-approved CNA program, and a commitment to resident-centered care. Excellent benefits and competitive pay are highlighted in the posting.