Job Description
A nursing assistant working with Nursa provides basic care and helps patients with activities of daily living under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Nursing assistants work in a variety of nursing and residential care facilities, long-term care centers, assisted living facilities (ALFs), hospitals, home healthcare services, and more.
CNA Responsibilities:
Allowing for some variation in duties from one work setting to another, the following are typical responsibilities of CNAs:
- Assist patients with activities of daily living, including bathing, toileting, dressing, feeding, and walking or exercising
- Record vital signs, height, and weight
- Measure and record dietary intake and output
- Observe or examine patients to detect symptoms that may require medical attention
- Document all care provided and refused and submit paperwork
- Maintain patient confidentiality
- Assist nurses or physicians in the operation of medical equipment or provision of care
- Transport patients to treatment units, operating rooms, or other areas using wheelchairs, stretchers, or movable beds
- Clean and sanitize patients’ clothing, rooms, bathrooms, examination rooms, or other areas, maintaining safety standards and infection control procedures
CNA Qualifications:
Here are basic qualifications and important skills for nursing assistants working with Nursa:
- Completing a nurse assistant course that meets state requirements
- Passing the respective state’s competency exam and obtaining a certification or license—if applicable
- Following oral and written instructions
- Working as part of a team
- Providing compassionate and reliable care
- Communicating effectively within a team
CNA Benefits:
CNAs who find jobs with Nursa enjoy all of the following advantages:
- Access to a wide range of per diem jobs and other short-term assignments
- Competitive hourly rates
- Fast and straightforward payments
- User-friendly platform and downloadable app for easy job booking
- Flexible scheduling to accommodate all preferences and lifestyles
Nursa enables certified nursing assistants (CNAs) to work when and where they want. Get started in three easy steps:
- Set up an account
- Upload your licenses/certifications
- Request shifts
About Required CNA License:
Requirements to work as a nursing assistant can vary significantly from state to state. To become a certified nursing assistant (CNA), an individual generally has to obtain a high school diploma or equivalent and/or complete a state-approved CNA program. Other typical requirements include completing an application, paying required fees, and passing a nursing assistant competency examination. Each state also has particular requirements for maintaining a certification active and/or renewing certification.
About Location:
Attracting talented nurses and healthcare professionals to Ketchum, Idaho is an exciting opportunity. With a combination of per diem work, contracting, and guaranteed hours, this small city offers a wide range of fulfilling prospects for RNs, LPNs, CNAs, and other allied health professionals. Whether you're looking to get some quick per diem shifts under your belt, or prefer to stay in one location for the long term, the choices are abundant.
Idaho is located in the Pacific Northwest and nicknamed the 'Gem State'. Its vibrant landscape, ranging from desert to mountains, offers numerous activities that draw people. Nursing professionals in search of adventure, as well as additional income, can pick up per diem shifts in Idaho.
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Enjoying the outdoor beauty and unique opportunities for medical professionals, RNs, LPNs, CNAs, and allied healthcare personnel flock to Ketchum, Idaho for PRN jobs. From its mountain trails to the downtown area, Ketchum offers something for everyone. The area's abundance of recreational activities, including skiing, biking, and fishing, as well as its numerous art galleries and eateries, make it an ideal place to work and play.
This ultimate guide to Idaho for nursing professionals offers an overview of what living and working in the Gem State is like for nurses and nursing assistants.
Although requirements vary from state to state, CNA candidates generally have to complete a state-approved training program and pass a nursing assistant competency examination.
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