CNA (Assisted Living - PRN)
pacific retirement servicesFort Worth (TX)
CNA (Assisted Living - PRN)
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pacific retirement servicesFort Worth (TX)
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About the role
Overview:
Trinity Terrace is seeking PRNCNA'sfor our Assisted Living/Memory Support Department! Trinity Terrace, a beautiful and vibrant senior living community that has been serving Fort Worth seniors for more than 100 years, is currently looking forcompassionate and friendly CNAsto join our team!
Work Schedule: PRN/On-Call
About the Role:
- Provide assistance in activities of daily living and complete necessary tasks to promote patient health, including assisting patients with basic hygiene needs, maintaining an optimum level of mobility and assisting patients with nutritional intake, as needed
- Collect patient data, including vital signs, input/output and other delegated measurements in accordance with unit/facility policy and standards of care
- Document objective data and routine aspects of patient care
- Recognize and report abnormalities and/or changes in the patient’s health status and responses to treatment to the licensed nurse
- Promote continuity of care by accurately and completely communicating to other caregivers the status of patients for which care is provided
- Provide necessary supplies, support and assistance to medical staff and patients for unit specific procedures, under the direct supervision of a licensed professional
About You:
This position requires current certification by the Texas State Board of Nursing as aCertified Nursing Assistant.
Must have first aid card and CPR certification.
Must possess excellent communication skills and be able to work as part of a team.
Experience in a long term care facility as a CNA is preffered but not required.
Other desired soft skills: Independent, problem solver, great communicator, team player.
Benefits:
Even our on-call team members have access to valuable benefits and perks, including:401(k) with 4% employer match Free shift meals Early wage access through PayActivAnnual resident appreciation bonus
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