HHA Home Care LLC·North Bethesda, Maryland
Geriatric nursing assistants will assist clients with personal hygiene, bathing, and dressing while ensuring clean and safe nursing services. They will also provide dementia care and nutritional support, reporting any changes in the client's condition to the nurse on duty.
Geriatric nursing assistant (Gna)
SmithLife Homecare is looking for geriatric nursing assistants that have a license in the state of Maryland. Shifts come to us as needed from the facilities that we are contracted with, and caregivers can choose when they work based on their availability. All geriatric nursing assistants are expected to work on the floor of these facilities while assisting many different clients. Caregivers are expected to be motivated and hard-working.
Candidates must have a valid home geriatric nursing assistant license in Maryland and CPR certification. Additionally, two years of experience as a certified nursing assistant and a recent tuberculosis screening are required.
Market context
Geriatric nursing assistants in Maryland are typically in steady demand because long-term care and senior care settings rely on experienced support staff. This role is competitive when candidates already hold an active Maryland NA license, BLS certification, and direct geriatric experience, since those credentials align closely with the listed requirements. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and confirm your license, BLS status, and one year of geriatric experience before applying.
