Casa De Las Campanas·Ames, Iowa
CNA's provide care to residents under the direction of the RN or LPN, performing charting and following safety procedures. They assist residents with daily living activities and ensure a clean and organized environment.
Candidates must obtain or have a valid CNA licensure and maintain registration with the Direct Care Worker Registry. They should also be able to assist in emergencies and maintain confidentiality.
Market context
In Iowa, nursing roles often stay competitive because healthcare employers need candidates who are already in an accredited RN program and hold required certifications such as BLS for Healthcare Providers and Mandatory Reporter training. This role may appeal to applicants seeking a monthly stipend plus licensure and board fee reimbursement. On this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time; confirm your enrollment status, certifications, and training before applying.