Certified Nursing Assistant

Posted 19 days ago

pine haven communityRed Wing (MN)

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About the role

Certified Nursing AssistantAs a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) you will provide assistance to residents in all aspects of daily living and strive to provide a home-like environment for the residents at Pine Haven Care Center.
Current Openings include: Day Shift (5:45 am - 2:15 pm) Evening Shift (1:45 pm - 10:15 pm) Night Shift (9:45 - 6:15 am) Full-Time Part-Time On-Call Flexible Scheduling! Benefits of working for Pine Haven include: $2000.00 sign on bonus Free Medical Insurance Generous scholarship program! Most of our employees are eligible for our scholarship program. The scholarship program provides reimbursement for eligible education expenses which include tuition, books, supplies and even daycare and travel costs! Flexible scheduling - great for students/retirees! Pine Haven works with each employee to create a schedule that works for them. Community and family orientated! We are proud to be a part of the Pine Island community and strive to create a family atmosphere at Pine Haven Community! New wage scale! We recently updated our wage scale for ALL of our positions. Give us a call or fill out an application to learn more!
Qualifications: Completed or enrolled in a state approved nursing assistant course. Must be able to read, write, spell, understand and speak English NA/R Certification for Minnesota license is required Maintain current on Minnesota Registry by obtaining at least 12 hours of continuing education per year

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