Certified Nurse Assistant (PRN-Long Term Care)
| Verified Pay check_circle | Provided by the employerStarting at $24.72 per hour |
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| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
| Location | Newcastle, Wyoming |
About this job
Job Description
Bring compassion to where it matters most. As a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in Long-Term Care, you’ll provide essential, hands-on care that supports our residents’ comfort, dignity, and quality of life every day. If you take pride in building meaningful connections, delivering dependable care, and being part of a team that truly values patients and one another, this is a role where your work makes a lasting difference. Willingness to cross-train and support our Acute Care team is highly valued, as we work together to provide exceptional care across our organization.
At Weston County Health Services, we recognize the critical role our bedside caregivers play every day and we’re investing in you
If you’re looking for a place where your work is valued and rewarded, we’d love to meet you.
Compensation: starting at $24.72/hour, depending on experience
Currently offering:
- ????Referral Bonuses for helping us grow our team
Refer someone and receive $1,500 for a CNA, $2,000 for a LPN, and $3,000 for an RN, with 50% payment at hire and the remainder at 6 months.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
Competitive compensation and benefits package
Shift differentials
Supportive, collaborative team environment
Opportunities for growth and professional development (including scholarships and training)
Paid Personal Leave (PPL): begins accruing on your first day and can be used after 90 days of employment
Health insurance: coverage begins the first day of the month following hire
Dental and vision insurance begins the first day of the month following hire
Life insurance: coverage begins the first day of the month following hire
Supplemental insurance options, including accident, short-term, and long-term disability
Bereavement leave
*Some benefits available to FT and PT employees only
What You’ll Do
Respond promptly to patient call lights and assess needs to determine appropriate support or escalation
Provide hands-on assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), including mobility, personal hygiene, and comfort care
Turn, reposition, and assist bedridden patients per care plans and safety guidelines
Support nutritional needs by following dietary restrictions, food allergies, and resident preferences
Gather and communicate relevant information regarding patient condition, treatment plans, and recommended activities
Measure, monitor, and accurately record food and fluid intake
Obtain and document vital signs, including blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and respirations, as directed
Observe patients for changes in condition or signs requiring medical attention and report findings to nursing staff
Communicate patients concerns, complaints, or symptoms clearly and promptly to nurses
Greet and assist patients, families, and visitors professionally, providing directions and support as needed
Introduce yourself to patients, families, and visitors to promote comfort and trust
Identify and report safety hazards to ensure a safe care environment
Replenish supplies and maintain organized patient care areas
Adhere to all infection control practices, including proper hand hygiene, standard precautions, and isolation protocols
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