Medical Associate CNA

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$17-$23/hour

A Medical Associate (CNA) is responsible for assisting nurses (RN and LPN) with residents' daily living activities. The crucial responsibilities and primary tasks of a CNA include taking care of several residents, respecting Resident Rights, providing personal care and assistance with everyday tasks, aiding nurses with admitting, transferring, and discharging patients, administering treatments and procedures under nurse supervision, and assisting with restorative and rehab care with proper guidance and supervision. Dependability and punctuality are also critical attributes that a CNA must demonstrate during work hours.

CNAs must also possess the ability to make independent decisions and work amicably with colleagues.

• Being responsible for the well-being of several residents in the facility.
• Observe Resident Rights
• Aid individuals with their personal hygiene and grooming.
• Support the nurse in conducting a final assessment of the resident's physical and mental health before discharge
• Maintain accurate documentation of all treatments administered and assist in updating the medical records of residents
• Address patients’ needs for restorative and rehab care by providing expert instruction and close supervision
• Regularly display dependability and punctuality by attending work on the scheduled time.

In addition to the educational requirements, applicants must have the appropriate work experience:

• A CNA must have a valid and unexpired license in the state where he or she works and practices.
• Capacity in English literacy, fluency, articulacy, and comprehension.
• The skill to take crucial decisions autonomously when necessary.
• Having the talent to build productive working relationships with fellow employees.