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License

and Specialty

CNA

Medical Surgical

Hourly Avg.

Hourly Avg. Range

24.08

Shift Types

Per Diem, Contractor, Temporary

Date Posted

November 15, 2026

Valid Through

January 18, 2027

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Job Description

Are you a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) looking for great-paying and completely flexible per diem hospital work? We are so excited to have multiple hospital shift opportunities for you throughout the

Drew

Mississippi

area!

If you are interested in per diem hospital opportunities, have the experience listed below, and live in the

Drew

metro area, then fill out this form and our team will reach out to you with further instructions if you meet the facility’s necessary criteria.

CNA Med Surg Responsibilities:‍

Assist nurses and healthcare team members in delivering high-quality patient care in a fast-paced Med-Surg setting
Take vital signs, monitor patient conditions, and report any changes to the nursing staff
Assist with activities of daily living, including bathing, grooming, and feeding patients
Support patient mobility and transfers while maintaining proper body mechanics
Document patient information accurately and maintaining medical records
Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to provide holistic patient care

_{*Please note that responsibilities are at the discretion of the facility and may vary}

Facility Requirements:‍

6 months of hospital CNA experience or 2 years of long-term care CNA experience in the last 2 years
Current, active CNA certification in this state
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification
Ability to provide physical assistance to patients as needed
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and critical-thinking skills
Flexibility to work varied shifts, including days, nights, weekends, and holidays, based on facility needs
Reliable transportation and the ability to travel to different healthcare facilities within the area

CNA Med Surg 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 Med Surg benefits:

CNAs who pick up shifts with Nursa enjoy more than flexibility—they gain real advantages that make every shift easier and every payday faster.

Get paid instantly with Nursa Direct: Access your earnings as soon as your shift is verified.
Stay covered with Hooray Health: Explore affordable supplemental coverage for peace of mind between shifts.
Train confidently with ShiftReady: Complete facility-required training and skill refreshers before your next assignment.
Simplify taxes with Keeper Tax: Automatically track deductions and manage write-offs throughout the year.

These benefits are designed to help you take control of your work, your time, and your financial future.

Get started in minutes:

With Nursa, you decide when, where, and how often you work. Joining takes only a few minutes—no long applications, no staffing agency paperwork.

Create your free account: Download the app or sign up online.
Upload your licenses and certifications: Verify your credentials once.
Complete free background checks: Meet basic facility vetting requirements quickly.
Add your payment information: Set up your preferred payout method to get paid fast.
Make your profile stand out: Highlight your nursing experience and skills.
Request shifts: Browse openings near you and start earning fast.

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:

Nestled in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, Drew is a charming city filled with rich history and warm southern hospitality. One can discover endless opportunities for growth and fulfillment in Drew, especially for RNs, LPNs, and CNAs seeking PRN shifts. From the bustling medical centers to the quaint nursing homes, being a part of the healthcare team in Drew is a truly rewarding experience.

Known as the Magnolia State, Mississippi is considered the birthplace of the blues and has a rich literary and musical heritage. Residents enjoy one of the lowest costs of living in the country, warm Southern hospitality, and a slower pace of life.

*This job posting is representative of the type of shifts available in this area on the Nursa platform.

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Drew, Mississippi

Drew, Mississippi offers a charming small-town atmosphere with a close-knit community and ample outdoor activities. It is also home to the renowned Mississippi Delta Blues and Heritage Festival. The city's healthcare system is known for its high-quality patient care and advanced technology. PRN nurses and nursing assistants are drawn to Drew for the opportunity to work PRN shifts and experience the rewarding RN, LPN, and CNA roles in this city. These shifts not only offer flexibility, but also the chance to positively impact the lives of patients in a meaningful way.

Mississippi lies in the Deep South between the Mississippi River and the Gulf Coast, with Jackson as its capital and largest city. Jackson is home to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, the state's only academic medical center, while much of the state relies on rural hospitals and clinics.

CNA

Medical Surgical

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.

Medical-surgical nurses provide high-quality care for patients by monitoring health status, administering medication, informing doctors of patient progress, and educating patients and families on health treatments.