Glenwood Regional Medical Center·West Monroe, Louisiana
The CNA provides essential nursing care including bathing, feeding, and toileting while maintaining a safe environment for patients. They are also responsible for performing routine procedures such as monitoring vital signs and managing drains or foleys.
The CNA is responsible for providing basic nursing care such as bathing, linen changes, toileting and feeding if needed. The CNA is also responsible for simple procedures and tasks such as routine vital signs, emptying foleys, drains, etc. and maintaining a safe working environment to ensure the patient's safety.
A high school diploma, or equivalent is required. Completion of a Nurse Aide/Orderly course is desirable. CNA certification is preferred. BLS is required within 30 days of hire date. COAP (Care of the Aggressive Patient) is required within 30 days of hire date.
Please indicate whether you have ever been convicted of a crime, including any misdemeanors and/or DUI/DWI. (Criminal conviction(s) will not automatically exclude you from consideration for employment).
Market context
Support-services roles in Louisiana are often steady-demand positions in hospitals and care settings, especially when facilities need staff who can work safely around patients and clinical teams. These jobs are competitive because employers often prefer candidates with CNA credentials, BLS/CPI training, and prior hospital or telemetry experience. Before applying, confirm your certification status and note that the job requirements and benefits shown here are AI-summarized from the original job description, which can save you time researching each posting.