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Certified Nursing Assistant CNA1 GNA

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complete care at wallTowson (MD)

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About the role

Certified Nursing Assistant CNA-1(GNA Geriatric Nursing Assistant) Full Time or Part Time Options- All Shifts! We provide skilled nursing care to people recently discharged from the hospital, needing therapy & to those needing long-term care. Careers at Complete CareA Peek at Our Perks: Want to be paid daily? No problem! Don't want benefits? Get +$2/hr! Medical, Dental, Vision, Life insurance, 401K, PTO/ Sick Time Tuition Reimbursement- $5k Annually! Career Growth Opportunities Recognition & Appreciation Programs Loaded Extras: Enjoy discounts on tickets, hotels & even local coupons! Here's What You'll Do for Our Residents: Personal Care: Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, oral hygiene, and toileting Mobility Support: Help reposition, get in and out of bed, transfer to chairs, & walk safely Vitals & Monitoring: Check vitals/weight & report changes in physical/mental health Feeding & Hydration: Assist with meals, snacks & ensure that they drink enough fluids Living Assistance: Make beds, tidy rooms, and help them to participate in activities Companionship: Provide friendship & emotional safety for a genuine human bond Document: Enter info into our software system to keep track of the care you give
Is This You?
  • Certified to work within the State of Maryland as a CNA-1 Certified Nursing Assistant (GNA Geriatric Nursing Assistant)
  • Able to pass background check, drug screen, professional references check & physical evaluation
  • Kind & Compassionate
  • Dependable, Committed & Ready to work as a team
  • Join us & be #Completely
InComplete Care is an equal opportunity employer & clean, safe, stable & growing! We prioritize a fulfilling work-life balance & unwavering support to your professional success! Now Hiring: CNA-1 Certified Nursing Assistant (GNA Geriatric Nursing Assistant)

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