CNA

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Make a Daily Difference
Bring your heart, energy, and compassion to work—and leave each day knowing you truly made a difference.

General Purpose:
As a CNA, you're not just helping residents with daily care—you're a vital part of their lives and well-being.

Your main goal is to deliver hands-on care, comfort, and companionship while supporting the nursing team.

Every shift brings a chance to create a safe, caring, and uplifting environment where residents feel seen, heard, and respected.

What You'll Be Doing - The Heart of the Job:

Resident Support & Comfort


* Greet new residents with warmth and help them feel welcome


* Assist residents with dressing, bathing, grooming, and daily personal care


* Keep resident rooms clean, organized, and comfortable


* Help residents settle in, unpack, and feel at home

Mealtime is Quality Time


* Assist residents during meals and describe food options for those with special needs


* Record food and fluid intake and report any changes in appetite or eating habits


* Provide after-meal care such as cleaning hands and faces and removing trays

Health Monitoring & Teamwork


* Take and record vital signs like temperature, pulse, and respiration


* Communicate any changes in resident condition to the nursing team


* Help prepare residents for medical appointments, therapy, or physical exams


* Collaborate with nurses and fellow staff to ensure consistent, quality care

Active Role in Daily Living


* Help safely lift, move, and position residents as needed


* Use assistive equipment properly and only if trained


* Change soiled clothing and linens to keep residents clean and dry


* Support residents in performing daily tasks and restorative activities

Safety & Confidentiality


* Respond promptly to call lights and resident requests


* Protect resident privacy and maintain confidentiality at all times


* Report any accidents, concerns, or signs of abuse immediately


* Assist with evacuation procedures during emergencies if needed

Why This Role is So Fulfilling


* Every day is different—this is not a desk job


* You'll build genuine relationships with residents and coworkers


* You'll be part of a supportive, mission-driven care team


* You'll make a real impact in someone's life, every single day

Qualifications:


* High school (10th grade) education or higher


* Valid CNA certification according to state regulations


* CPR certification preferred


* A strong sense of compassion, reliability, and teamwork

Physical & Work Environment:
This is an active, people-focused role that requires standing, walking, occasional lifting (up to 25 pounds), and hands-on support.

The environment is caring, respectful, and often filled with small moments of joy, connection, and meaning.

Summary of Benefits

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