STNA / State Tested Nurse Aide - Independence, OH
flagstar nursingIndependence (OH)
STNA / State Tested Nurse Aide - Independence, OH
Posted 8 days ago
flagstar nursingIndependence (OH)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20
About the role
Flagstar Nursing - Hiring State Tested Nurse Aides (STNAs) for Skilled Nursing Facilities Make a Difference on Your Own Schedule and Terms! We are seeking compassionate STNAs/ State Tested Nurse Aides to work within our client's facilities, providing support with daily living tasks and personal care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Our STNAs ensure our patients receive essential social and emotional support and provide vital information of patient condition to nurses. Hourly pay rate: to $20We would love to hear from you and see how we can help you advance your career in the medical field and earn money while caring for your community and surrounding areas! All of our State Tested Nurse Aides have access to:· Flexible Scheduling! (Days, Evenings, Nights, and Weekends available!)· Competitive Weekly Pay with Direct Deposit· Dedicated Office staff & 24-hour On-call Service· Positive Work Environment· Medical, dental, vision, and other insurance options available· Lucrative Referral Bonuses Health Screenings/Background 100% Employer Paid! STNA/ State Tested Nurse Aide Requirements: Currently holds an active STNA certificate to work in OhioMeets all State and Federal requirements for US employment in a Nursing Facility Ability to communicate effectively Reliable Transportation to worksite location We look forward to hearing from you soon. Apply today!
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