Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
$18.50-$19.50 an hour
ApplyCertified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
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Junior
SALARY
$18.50-$19.50 an hour
About the role
- Competitive pay ($18.50-$19.50 an hour)
- Pay may vary by location, level of training and type of shift
- Flexible schedules (Shifts can be arranged to fit your schedule)
- Medical benefits, including vision and dental (Medical benefits availability is determined by individual franchises)401 (k) retirement plan
- Weekly pay
- Mobile clock in/out
- Work close to home (Serve seniors in your own community)
- Make a difference, develop meaningful relationships and meet new people
- Extremely positive work environment
- Recognition, celebrations and great team interactions!
- In this role, we stand prepared to equip you with the right personal protective equipment (PPE) and are ready to assist as you care for our vulnerable population of seniors and adults with disabilities.
- What You’ll Do and Who You Are:
- High school degree and/or a G.E.D. certificate
- Six months experience as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in health care (in homes or facilities) and successful completion of a State approved Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) course
- Must have a sympathetic attitude toward the care of the sick, and ability to deal effectively with the demands of the job
- Current CPR Certificate is recommended
- Meets the requirements for employees providing direct patient care
- Read, write, speak and understand English as needed for the job
- Why Right at Home?
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