Paid Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Class
Posted 7 days ago
granville centerGranville (NY)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Paid Training Program - Certified Nursing Assistant, CNACandidates will be paid during the course! Class start date TBD!Once Certified, we offer $20.25+ $.50 for No Frills+ $0.50 - Evenings and Nights Granville Center is currently offering fully sponsored Paid CNA Training for eligible candidates who will work at our Skilled Nursing Facility. Certified Nursing Assistant is a great career option if you love to help others! Space is limited; call today! To apply, submit your resume today!
CNA Duties Include:
Observing Residents in assigned units Reporting any health issues to the supervising nurse Taking care of a Resident’s personal hygiene, including bed bath, shaving etc Setting up of meal trays, and documenting food/fluid intake Feeding Residents & serving nutritional supplements Making beds & keeping the Residents’ space clean and tidy Transporting Residents within the Facility Turning bedridden residents to prevent bedsores Maintaining Confidentiality of all Resident & Facility data
Hiring Requirements:
Successful completion of the Sponsored CNA program Must be 18 years or older Must be in good standing with the State Registry Ability to work as a team member
About us:
Granville Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing is a 120-bed rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility located on the banks of the Indian River, bordered by a quiet residential neighborhood on one side and woods on the other. Granville Center is committed to ensuring the highest quality of life for all our residents, helping each to get stronger, healthier and happier. A mainstay of the Granville for many years, we’re a community of friends, neighbors, and family living life to the fullest. Granville Center is a proud member of the Centers Health Care Consortium.
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