UHS·Temecula, California
The CNA is responsible for documenting patient activities and observing biophysical, cognitive, and emotional needs. They also perform clerical tasks and manage patient calls under the supervision of a registered nurse.
Candidates must hold a valid California CNA certificate or be currently enrolled in an accredited RN program with completed Nursing Fundamentals. Current AHA BLS certification is required, and CPI or NCI certification must be obtained within 120 days of hire.
Market context
Certified Nursing Assistant roles in California hospitals are typically in steady demand, especially on inpatient units that need reliable support for patient care and safety. This role is competitive because it requires a valid California CNA certificate or qualifying RN-program status, current BLS, and timely CPI or NCI certification; the listed benefits include medical, dental, vision, prescription coverage, and a 401k match. Review the full posting carefully, and use the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time before confirming your credentials and training timeline.