York General·York, Nebraska
Provide assistance with activities of daily living and basic therapeutic care to patients in their homes. Monitor patient conditions and report changes to supervisors while facilitating self-care and household duties.
Home Health Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Full Time (FT) Department: Home Health Reports to: Director, Home Health
Nature of Work
York General is looking for a CNA whose aim is to meet patients right where they are -- at home! If you'd like to take care of people while they are in the comfort of their own homes, anticipate and meet their needs, and help the community all at the same time, this job is for you!
Work Monday through Friday as a CNA!
Relationship-Focused: Serve and build rapport with individuals in the comfort of their own homes.
Employee-centered: York General was named Modern Healthcare's Best Place to Work for 13 years in a row!
Be a self-starter: This is a great opportunity if you are independently motivated!
What You Will Do
Provide and/or assist with providing activities of daily living including dressing, ambulating, transferring, toileting, bathing, hair and nail care, oral hygiene, feeding according to the client's written plan of care.
Provides basic therapeutic care including but not limited to measuring weight and vital signs, hot and cold applications and non-sterile dressings, ROM and assistance with medications according to client's written plan of care.
Provides meal preparation, household and other duties assigned by client to facilitate the client's self-care at home and encourages participation according to their ability.
Observes and reports changes in the client's condition and problems to the nurse or supervisor according to agency procedure. Recognizes and reports unsafe conditions immediately to the nurse or supervisor.
Must be at least 19 years old with a valid Nebraska driver's license and minimum auto insurance. Requires completion of a 75-hour Nursing Assistant training course, active Nebraska Registry certification, and BLS certification.
Market context
Support-services jobs in Nebraska are often tied to steady staffing needs in schools, clinics, and care settings, especially for candidates who can provide dependable day-to-day assistance. These roles can be competitive because employers often look for reliability, basic caregiving experience, and flexibility across routines and shifts. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and tailor your application to highlight any aide or caregiver experience, even if it is limited.