Asistente De Enfermera Certificada CNA

Palmetto Subacute Care Center West Miami, FL 33144, US

CNA - Asistente De Enfermera Certificada

Turnos:

El Centro de atencinsubaguda de Palmetto ofreceniveles sin precedentes de atencingenuina y servicio al cliente para nuestrascomunidadesRehabilitacin y necesidades de enfermera, en un entornorelajante, tranquilo y de vanguardia. Un faro en la atencinmdicadesde 1996, nuestrocompromiso con la excelencia ha ayudado a las familias de Miami durantems de veintiocho años.

Responsabilidades

Brinda atencindirectasegn lo asignado, es decir, bao, ducha, higienebucal, imposicin y eliminacin de orinales / orinales, aseo personal y todas las demsnecesidadeshiginicas.

• Limpia y cuida el equipo de la cama y el entorno de los residentes, las camas ocupadas y desocupadas, las mesas de noche, la cmoda, la ropa de los residentes y las pertenenciaspersonales.

• Practicaentodomomentoreglas de seguridad para preveniraccidentes.

• Ayude a la enfermera a mantener la observacin continua y brindarasistencia a los residentes.

• Realizarrondas de atencin a los residentes, visitando a cadaresidente al menoscada una o dos horas.

• Prepare a los residentes para las comidas, ayude o alimente a los residentessegn sea necesario.

• Completatoda la documentacin antes del final del turno.

• Establece y mantiene una relacin con los residentes, las familias, los visitantes y todos los niveles de personal.

Calificaciones / Requisitos:

• Debe tener una certificacinvlida de CNA (Asistente De Enfermera Certificado) para el estado de Florida o haberaprobado un programa de CNA (Asistente De Enfermera Certificado) certificado y enespera de examen

• Se prefiere la experiencia con cuidados a largo plazo y / o cuidadosgeritricos, pero no se limitaaellos.

• Bien versado con la escritura de documentacin

• Documentar el progreso del pacienteen la nota de progresosemanal de maneraoportuna.

• Colabora con todas las disciplinas para proporcionar el mejortratamiento y atencincentradosen el paciente.

• Habilidadesexcepcionales de servicio al paciente y capacidad para demostrar la excelenciaclnica

• Informe a tiempo para trabajar, cumpla con las horas programadas y demuestreprofesionalidadentodomomento.

• Cumplimiento de la confidencialidad, HIPPA y Derechos de Residentes Federales.

Cambio –

• Tiempocompleto (todos los turnos)

Salario: basado en la experiencia

Requisitos de verificación de antecedentes:

Este puesto está sujeto a los requisitos de verificación de antecedentes de Florida.

Para obtener más información, visite: https://info.flclearinghouse.com

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