Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Long Term Care

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Long Term CareThe Long Term Care CNA role supports residents in skilled nursing or assisted living environments under supervision of licensed nursing staff.The role assists with daily living activities, mobility, and monitoring of basic health status to promote comfort and safety over extended care periods.ResponsibilitiesAssist residents with activities of daily living and mobility, including bathing, dressing, and toileting.Monitor vital signs and report changes to the care team; document observations.Support bed mobility, positioning, and safe transfers to reduce risk of falls.Maintain hygiene, skin integrity, and infection prevention practices.Assist with meal service, feeding support, and dietary adherence as directed.Document care provided and observations in the health record per facility policy.Coordinate with family and care team to reinforce care plans and education.Support activities and social engagement to improve resident well-being.QualificationsEducation:High school diploma or GED with completion of a state approved CNA training program.Licensure:Active CNA certification in the state of employment and ability to maintain licensure per state requirements.Certifications:BLS for Healthcare ProvidersExperience or Skills:Compassionate communication, documentation accuracy, and ability to work with older adults in a residential setting.ExperienceExperience in long term care or memory care settingsExperience documenting care in an electronic health recordPreferredExperience with activity coordination or restorative servicesMultilingual abilitiesWork EnvironmentWork in a resident-centered care environment with predictable routines and team collaboration.Shifts may include mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays with documentation in the EHR.Position requires adherence to privacy and safety standards and compassionate interaction with residents and families.