Certified Nurse Aide/Acute Care PRN Nights

We value your contributions.

Every role in our hospital has an impact on each of our patients.

We work hard to make sure our employees love their work here.

Many have been with us from the very beginning.

Because we’re physician-owned, we understand the value of having a well-trained, well-resourced staff.

When it comes to procedural healthcare, experience matters.

Report to Charge Nurse when arriving to work for instructions about each patient.

Obtain Vital Signs as directed and reports abnormalities’ to the primary care nurse and or Charge Nurse and documents in patient’s electronic medical record.

Responsible for monitoring patients’ intake/output and documents total intake and output in patient’s electronic medical record.

Clean unit equipment, refrigerators, and unit area as necessary or as directed.

Responsible for monitoring equipment usage and loss.

Responsible for monitoring refrigerator/freezer temperatures for unit.

Inventory and removing expired products as directed by Director.

Set up rooms for admissions, assist in the discharge process, and notifying Monitor Tech of telemetry box number for admissions and discharges.

Pass water/ice pitcher to patients who can have water and monitoring use. Checking with primary care nurse of patient’s diets.

Greet patients, gather information, and demonstrates appropriate customer service skills.

Answer call lights and assist with meeting patient needs or deferring to a TPC Nurse.

Assist in obtaining items/supplies for unit and patient.

Assist patients with eating, dressing, bathing, ambulation, and transportation.

Assist in all daily care of patients and turning patients’ who are total care.

Monitor patients for changes in mental alertness, emotions, or physical ability and notify the charge nurse or TPC Nurse of these changes.

Assist with sheath removals once successfully completing competencies.

Assist with procedural preps as instructed by TPC Nurse.

Complete other duties as assigned (i.e. stocking med room, carts, and other supply areas).

Assist unit as needed in noninvasive procedures (i.e. foley catheter removal, INT removal, simple dressing changes, and etc.) under the supervision and direction of TPC Nurse, Charge nurse or Director.

Assist in blood glucose monitoring once successfully completing competencies.