Certified Nursing Assistant

Certified Nursing Assistant IThe Certified Nursing Assistant I provides Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) as assigned in an individual's care plan. Care is generally provided in the home, however, transportation, errands, and escort services may also be assigned as designated in an individual's care plan. The CNA I may also provide skilled tasks that require special training and competencies that a Personal Care Attendant cannot provide.ResponsibilitiesComply with all policies and procedures set out by the Quality Home Staffing/Community Based Home Care Employee Manual provided at orientation or any additional materials provided during the term of employment.Position is responsible for providing services as assigned by the RN Field Supervisor in accordance with the individual's approved service plan.The Certified Nursing Assistant I is required to report any deviations in an individual's functional or medical condition to the appropriate agency personnel.Services must be provided during the assigned schedule for each individual.Deviations from the assignment including, but not limited to the following must be reported to the agency: Deviations from the assigned scheduleIndividual declining specific tasks or requesting unassigned tasksIndividual expecting to be unavailable for a shift or multiple shifts.Hospitalizations, Rehab, or Facility placement.Incidents, accidents or other events that are not aligned with the individual's plan of care.The Certified Nursing Assistant I must be able to demonstrate competence with assigned ADLs and IADLs or special tasks and perform these tasks in line with the plan of care.Tasks may include, but are not limited to: Bathing (assist, bed bath, tub bath, shower, sitz)Dressing / UndressingMouth careSkin care (non-prescription)Hair careNail care (does not include nail care for clients with Diabetes)MobilityTurn and positionTransferUse of liftAssist with ambulationRange of motionToiletingBedpan/urinalBowel/bladder training programCollect specimensPerineal / catheter careApply/Remove Condom CathetersEatingMeal preparation according to client's dietary needs or restrictions, including forcing fluids and restrictions.Assist, monitor or feed the client, according to level of care.IADLs may include but are not limited to: CookingCleaningShoppingTransportationEscortSpecial TasksVital signs TemperaturePulseRespirationsBlood PressureHeight and WeightApplication of heat/coldPreventative intervention to prevent decubitus ulcersApply TED hose, as instructedDeep breathing/cough techniquesRemove EKG leadsCompanion or Sitter services, as assigned in the care planIn addition to the above tasks, the CNA I may be required to provide other tasks that are required by client's needs and level of care (proof of competence required prior to services rendered).QualificationsProof of current CNA I certification.Eighteen (18) years of age or older.An individual's criminal history check complying with 6.0 Clinical Coverage Policy 3L.Do not have a finding on the North Carolina Health Care Registry in accordance with G.S.131E256.Experience in Home and Community Based Services, preferred.Current Tb Skin Test.Have reliable transportation.Proof of current automobile insurance.Can demonstrate competence providing assigned tasks.