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Environmental Aide to CNA

Posted 3 days ago

crandall medical centerSebring (OH)

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About the role

Environmental Aide Crandall Medical Center, a non-profit 176-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation center is hiring for Environmental Aides. Looking to start a career in the medical field? The Environmental Aide position is a great starting point and can lead to taking the Crandall Medical Center Nurse Aide Training class. The Environmental Aide position matters as they are a back up of non direct care assistance to our STNAs. Environmental Aides assist in creating and maintaining a clean, safe, therapeutic environment for residents, which include but is not limited to: unoccupied bed making, changing bed linen, passing fresh linen, straightening up residents' rooms or other resident/care areas, discarding linens in designated areas, passing ice and water, and picking up trays, visiting with our residents, assisting with visitation and assisting at our temperature screening areas. Crandall Medical Center will provide the required training/education for this position. Crandall Medical Center offers competitive wages and benefits. We offer Medical, Dental, Vision, Voluntary benefits such as Accident Insurance, Disability Insurance, Life Insurance and Telemedicine. Our employees also enjoy access to our onsite amenities such as our Wellness Facility, onsite Employee Fitness Class, an indoor heated pool and much more. Selected candidates must be able to pass a background check, physical, and drug test. School ages candidates must be able to provide a work permit. Must be able to read and write.

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