Home Care Aide, CNA | On Campus

Home Care AidesHome Care Aides with their certified nursing assistants (CNA) license provide care and personal services either in-home (client) or on campus (resident). These services often include companionship, personal care, housekeeping, and meal support according to a written Plan of Care. Home Care Aides approach all clients and residents with compassion and a service commitment to fulfilling their needs as they age in home. Lastly, Home Care Aides play a vital role in recognizing and reporting physical, mental, emotional, and environmental changes that might adversely affect the client or resident.What you'll doCare for residents by monitoring health status, feeding, bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, assisting with mobility, and serving meals and snacks.Establish and maintain interpersonal relationships with residents, families, and coworkers.Document and record resident observations and health-related information in electronic systems.Communicate resident observations and health-related information to others member of the care team including coworkers, supervisors, third-party providers, and families.Learn and apply Company, Federal, State, and local rules, regulations, and policies.What you'll needActive Nursing Assistant certification in Washington StateWashington State Food Worker Card within 14 days of hireCPR and First Aid certification within 30 days of hireAbility to obtain a Nurse Delegation Core Certificate within 120 days of hire (preferred at time of hire).Ability to obtain a Nurse Delegation Diabetes Certificate within 120 days of hire (preferred at time of hire).Ability to obtain a Mental Health Specialty Certificate within 120 days of hire.Ability to obtain a Dementia Specialty Certificate within 120 days of hire.Ability to understand and communicate in the English languageReliable transportation to client homes is required for home care aide roles which are community-based (roles based off campus)Salary Range: $21.28 - $27.52 per hour