CARDEA HEALTH·Piedmont, California
The CNA assists clinical staff and residents by conducting personal care according to the plan of care, supporting resident relationships with professionals, and ensuring adherence to infection control standards. Duties also include answering calls, assisting with clerical tasks, maintaining documentation, recognizing medical emergencies, and practicing harm reduction principles.
Minimum requirements include a High School Diploma or equivalent, authorization to work in the U.S., and being 18 years of age or older with personal, reliable transportation. Experience working with homeless or formerly incarcerated populations is highly desirable, and candidates willing to obtain an HHA license with employer support are also sought.
Market context
Certified Nursing Assistant roles in California are commonly in demand across long-term care, senior care, and other patient-support settings. Competition often centers on current California CNA licensure, active AHA BLS and CPR credentials, and any hands-on experience with older adults; freshly licensed candidates can still be considered. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certifications and tailor your application to any senior-care experience.