Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA) - Woodridge Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing

Posted 18 days ago

university of vermont health central vermont medical centerMontpelier (VT)

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About the role

Make a Meaningful Impact at Woodridge Rehabilitation and Nursing Located on the scenic grounds of Central Vermont Medical Center, Woodridge is a 153-bed facility where compassionate care meets career growth. Were currently hiring Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNAs)forfull-time DAY ( 6:30am - 7pm)and NIGHT(6:30 pm7 am)12-hourshifts Why Join Woodridge? Meaningful Relationships & Resident-Centered Care Build long-term connections with residents and their families. Deliver personalized care across long-term care, memory care, and sub-acute rehab units. Career Ladder & Growth Opportunities Advance your career through ourLPN and RN Pathway Programs. Benefit frominternal promotions, mentorship, andtuition supportfor continued education. Skill Development & Learning Opportunities Expand your clinical skills in a dynamic, complex care environment. Participate indementia trainingand interdisciplinary teamwork with nurses, providers, PTs, and OTs. Diverse & Fulfilling Work Environments Choose fromthree specialized unitstailored to different care needs. Supportive Team Culture Thrive in a collaborative, respectful, and compassionate workplace. Enjoy a fast-paced setting where every day brings new opportunities to learn and grow. Hear it from our team directly: Our Team copy and paste into your browser > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBEiYP6HxQ4 Commitment to Quality & Comfort Prioritize dignity, comfort, and emotional well-being for every resident. Be part of a team that makes each day meaningful for those we serve. What Were Looking For: Active Vermont LNA license Minimum 1 year of experience (those with less than 1yr experience are welcome to apply and will be considered as a LNA 1). BLS certification (within 6 months of hire) Compassionate, reliable, and team-oriented individuals Ready to make a difference? Learn more and apply today!

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