Non Certified Aide in Training

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Now Hiring - Non-Certified Nursing Aide/Assistant - GREENSBURG, PA

THE REHABILITATION & NURSING CENTER AT GREATER PITTSBURGH

The Certified Nursing Assistant is responsible for, but not limited to:

• Pass and pick up food trays after meals are finished (report to nursing assistant or to nurse what patient ate).
• Clean patient’s glasses.
• Keep linen carts stocked and covered.
• Fill water pitchers (replace as needed), offer patient’s a drink of water, collect water pitchers and change pitcher liner once a week, & give clean drinking cup as needed.
• Remark water pitchers with patient’s name and room number as needed.
• Make beds when patients are out of bed.
• Answer call bells (if the patient needs more than a drink to be handed something, to turn on TV or radio then get a nursing assistant).
• Clean patient’s closets and drawers.
• Remove excess hangers from closets.
• Clean clutter in resident’s room (check with the resident or the nurse before throwing anything away).
• Clean and straighten overbed tables and nightstands.
• Straighten linen/supply closets.
• Wash bedpans and urinal (2 X week).
• Make sure all clothes, personal belongings, brushes, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. are labeled clearly with the patient’s correct name and room number.
• Check armbands and door tags. Get new ones from the secretary as needed.
• Check patient’s personal items or clothing for need. If resident’s belongings are in need of repair, take them to activities to be repaired.
• Transport patients in wheelchairs and gerichairs to activities and dining room, etc.
• Clean utility rooms 1 X week.
• Clean underneath the desk at the nurse’s station 1 x week.
• Clean refrigerators as needed.
• Read mail to patients if they ask you to do so.
• Run errands.
• Take residents to and from the dining room.
• Keep lids on barrels tightly.
• Keep inventory sheets updated.

• High School Diploma ore equivalent
• Experience not required
• Must be tactful, courteous and cheerful in dealing with patients, visitors and staff