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David Careers

Nursing Assistant Certified (NAC/CNA) Program

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willapa harbor careRaymond (WA)
Nursing AssistantsNursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$20.00 - $22.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Our sister facility, Three Rivers Care in Centralia, WA, offers a 4-week CNA program hosted onsite at our facility with 2 weeks of classroom instruction followed by 2 weeks of hands-on clinicals. Employment opportunities are available at Willapa Harbor Care after completing the classroom portion of the program at Three Rivers Care. Our amazing CNA/NAC instructor has successfully taught many students and helped them gain the knowledge and skills needed to become certified. Not only is tuition fully covered, but your NAR license and state test fees are sponsored as well! We are a state testing site so you can test in the classroom where you did your training! We assist with the written test preparation and skills labs. Full-time CNA/NAC positions are open for NAC program students to apply after clinicals are completed. Upon completion of the 2-week classroom portion, we offer $20/hour during clinical completion. After obtaining your NAC license with the state, the wage increases to $22/hour. We offer flexible schedules, shift differentials, and benefits including health/dental/vision/life/401k. Apply today for this amazing opportunity! Offer of employment is contingent upon background check results. Apply today for this amazing opportunity! Job Posted by Applicant Pro

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