Adams Health·Allen County, Indiana
The CNA provides personalized, resident-centered care by assisting with daily living activities and monitoring vital signs. They work under the supervision of nursing staff to ensure proper documentation and adherence to safety policies.
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides personalized, resident-centered care by assisting with daily activities such as bathing, feeding, making beds, ambulation, and vital signs, while respecting each resident’s independence and choices. Working under the supervision of LPNs/RNs, the CNA ensures proper documentation of care and follows physician and nurse instructions in accordance with policies. The role emphasizes promoting residents' safety and comfort, with restrictions on mechanical lift use for CNAs under 18.
PRN: Valid CNA License in the State of Indiana
Market context
PRN CNA openings in Indiana often reflect steady demand in senior living, where facilities need flexible coverage for shifts, call-outs, and seasonal staffing gaps. These roles are competitive because employers usually want an active Indiana CNA license, current BLS/CPR certification, and prior senior living experience; on this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, helping you review fit faster. Before applying, confirm your license and CPR status are current and highlight any senior living experience in your resume.