Nurse aide in training

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Household Assistant – Nurse Aide in Training Hillview Health Care Center – La Crosse, WI Non-Exempt | Career Advancement Opportunity Start your healthcare career with support, hands-on experience, and paid training toward becoming a CNA.

We’re seeking compassionate, dependable individuals who want to grow in long-term care.

In this role, you’ll work as a Household Assistant while we help support your enrollment and progression through CNA training.

Once certified, you’ll have the opportunity to transition into a Nurse Aide role.

As a Household Assistant preparing to become a CNA, you will:

• Clean and sanitize resident rooms, bathrooms, and common areas
• Maintain safe and tidy dining spaces after meals
• Stock supplies and support personalized resident care plans
• Participate in resident activities and engagement
• Provide supervision to ensure resident safety
• Follow isolation and infection‑control procedures
• Attend required trainings and household meetings
• Maintain resident rights, confidentiality, and HIPAA standards
• Work collaboratively with nursing staff and household team members What You Gain
• Employer support in completing CNA training
• Real-world experience in resident care
• A strong foundation in person‑centered care practices
• Smooth transition into a CNA role upon certification Physical Requirements
• Stand/walk for most of the shift
• Lift 35 lbs and assist with transfers up to 50 lbs
• Bend, squat, and use proper body mechanics
• Push/pull carts or wheelchairs
• Use basic caregiving equipment (BP cuffs, thermometers, lifts, etc.)