Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center·Odessa, Washington
The Certified Nursing Assistant will assist residents with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), personal hygiene, skin care, and the use of assistive devices, while also promoting participation in activities and ensuring adequate nutrition and elimination. Responsibilities also include monitoring body functions, collecting specimens, and providing care for dying residents and postmortem care.
Description PRN - CNA - Hospital Main 12-hour shifts (includes weekend and shift differentials). Base Pay $22.00 – $33.34 / hour DOE
*Assists residents with ADL’s skillfully with consideration for individual needs. *Provides personal hygiene measures appropriately. *Utilizes measures that promote good skin care following the Skin Care Program. *Uses assistive devices in ambulation, dressing and eating. *Provides preventative maintenance and rehabilitative measures, i.e. ambulation, ROM, positioning, dressing, allowing opportunity for self-care. *Promotes residents’ participation in activities. *Provides care outlined in the Negotiated Service Plan. *Performs competently those technical skills considered basic to the scope of service. *Assists the resident in the provision of adequate nutrition, including fluid intake and supplements. *Follows procedures to aid adequate bladder and bowel elimination/retraining. *Adjusts for physical and/or mental limitations. *Demonstrates accurate monitoring of body functions in vital signs, weight, intake and output measurements and collection of specimens. *Replenishes and orders supplies. Reports all maintenance needs promptly. *Supports and promotes unit, department, and facility policies, procedures and goals. *Completes assigned cleaning tasks according to established schedule. *Provides care for the dying resident and provides postmortem care. *Provides orientation for new staff members.
Market context
PRN CNA openings in Washington often attract candidates who can step into shifts quickly and work independently with elderly or disabled individuals. Competition is usually strongest for applicants who already hold a current Washington CNA license, are at least 18, and can show reliability in flexible staffing settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your license status and availability before applying.