Bethany St. Joseph·Viroqua, Wisconsin
The Certified Nursing Assistant will be responsible for providing excellent customer service to help residents thrive, assisting with personal cares and activities of daily living, and documenting daily care. This role also includes providing transportation to meals and activities and conducting one-on-one visits with residents.
Applicants must possess a valid Wisconsin CNA license, although the attainment of this license can be covered by the Care Center. While healthcare experience is beneficial, it is not required as training will be provided for the right fit, and the ability to work rotating holidays and every other weekend is mandatory.
Market context
Certified Nursing Assistant openings in Wisconsin are typically driven by ongoing staffing needs in long-term care and other patient-care settings. This role is competitive because employers often value a valid Wisconsin CNA license, while some facilities will train candidates with limited experience; shift differentials and core benefits can also affect interest. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, and confirm your license status before applying.