Description

Up to $3,000 sign-on bonus (full and part time positions)
The minimum pay for nursing assistant is $18.00 per hour

HELP PEOPLE WHEN THEY NEED IT MOST!
Help people with their personal and comfort needs when they need it most.
You’ll be caring for people in your community, while working in a safe and supportive environment.

If you’re considering a rewarding role that truly helps people in need, a nurse assistant position could be the perfect place to begin your journey. Our nurse assistants play a critical role in patients’ lives here at Munson Medical Center, and this is an incredible opportunity to become an important part of a world-class health care team.

HOURLY PAY RATE IS BASED ON YOUR HEALTHCARE WORK EXPERIENCE
ON-THE-JOB, PAID TRAINING AVAILABLE

HAVE QUESTIONS?? CALL 231-935-6493

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or GED equivalent.
Computer proficiency with Windows based programs.

Human relations and interpersonal relationship skills required.
Effective verbal communication skills.
Exercise courtesy, pleasantness, and tact in dealing with others in normal working contacts.
Able to present a good hospital image to the public.
Aptitude and willingness to engage in all aspects of patient care.
Under the general supervision of the Unit Manager, receives delegation from a Registered Nurse.
Work subject to frequent interruptions.
Maintains patient confidentiality at all times. Recognize the patient record as a confidential, legal document.
Obtain/Maintain CPR certification in adult maneuvers (child and infant may be required by some departments) at all times.
May be required to lift more than 35 pounds.

Age of patients is dependent upon the specific populations cared for on the unit.

A Nurse Assistant's responsibilities may include:
Performing basic patient care needs and services essential to caring for the patients' personal and comfort needs.
Complete personal hygiene.
Collecting specimens.
Assisting patients with daily walking and exercise.
Transporting patients between departments.
Observing, reporting and recording vital signs of the patients.
Assisting in keeping accurate records.
Assist in admitting, transferring and discharging patients according to hospital procedure.