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Certified Nursing Assistant CNA - LTC - HASKELL, NJ

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white glove placementHaskell (NJ)

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$22.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: White Glove Placement is seeking an experienced CNA for a high-paying opportunity with a leading healthcare facility in HASKELL NJ. This position offers flexible scheduling, weekly pay, comprehensive benefits, and a professional, supportive clinical environment.
Position Details: Profession: CNA - LTC
Location: HASKELL, NJ, 07420
Shift: Unknown
Estimated Start Date: 09/24/2026
Employment Type:
  • Pay Per Hour: $22CNA Qualifications
  • Active CNA License
  • Atleast one year experience
  • Strong communication and teamwork skills
  • Dependable, compassionate, and professional
  • Why you'll love working with White Glove Placement?
  • Competitive compensation
  • Weekly pay every Friday$100 benefits card for eligible employees
  • Paid sick leave
  • Medical and dental coverage
  • Employee shopping discounts
  • Mental health support
  • Financial wellness programs
  • Dedicated recruiter and credentialing support
  • About White Glove Placement
  • White Glove Placement connects qualified healthcare professionals with leading healthcare systems nationwide. Our recruitment team provides personalized support throughout the application, credentialing, onboarding, and assignment process.
  • Apply today for immediate consideration for this CNA opportunity in [City, State].Compensation, benefits, schedules, and assignment availability may vary by location, facility requirements, and employee eligibility.
ID: NH913

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