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PRN Pediatrics CNA / Nurse Assistantin Portland, OR

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aya healthcarePortland (ME)

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CNA / Nurse AssistantJob DetailsProfession: CNA / Nurse Assistant Pay: $360.00/shiftSchedule: Flexible scheduling through Shifts app Openings: 20 Start Date: 12/21/2026
Experience: 1.0 year(s)
Certifications: BLS, Oregon CNA Certificate Skills: 1:1 Sitter, Abnormal/Normal Vital Sign Parameters (Adult and Pedi), Acute Care, Assist with ambulation, Assist with feeding patient, Assist with turning and repositioning, Bathing/hygiene, Bed alarms, Bed shampoo, Bedpan / urinal, Bedside commode, Call lights, Change linens (occupied, unoccupied), Cleaning of equipment, Complete Bed bath, Diet intake/calorie count, Donning and removing PPE, Drain output, Electronic vital sign equipment, Fluid restrictions, Foot care, Glucometer, Glucose point of care testing, Hospital beds/Specialty Beds, Hoyer lift, Incentive Spirometry assistance, Inventory/disposition of belongings, Isolation Precautions/PPE, Labeling specimens and transport, Lifting and pulling proper body mechanics, Limb restrictions, Measure/record drain output, Measure/record weight, Mouth care, Normal Vital signs parameters (Adult and Pedi), NPO status, Obtain 12 lead EKG/ECG, Obtain Blood pressure, including orthostatic, Obtain patient Respirations, Obtain pulse (radial), Obtain Temperature (oral, rectal, axillary, Tympanic), Passive range of motion, Perineal care male/female, Pressure Injury Prevention, Pulse Oximetry, Recognizing cardiac arrest, Reporting change in patient condition, Routine Catheter Care (Indwelling and External Catheters), Safe patient transfers, Sequential Compression Device, Shower assistance, Skin care, Special beds/air mattresses, Stock Supplies, Stool specimen collection, Stretchers, Transfer sliding boards, Turning /repositioning, Turning and positioning patient, Urine collection, Urine output measures and records, Urine/Stool Incontinence CareWe'll take care of everything so you can focus on what you do best – providing exceptional patient care!

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