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About the Role
About You
- Current CNA certification from any state in the United States.
- Current CPR/BLS certificate accredited by the American Heart Association.
- Minimum of two years of relevant experience, with recent experience within the last six months.
- Strong teamwork and communication skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively and anticipate the needs of professional staff.
- Patient Care Technician (PCT) Certification/License or Intermediate Care Technician (ICT) Certification/License may be accepted in lieu of a Nursing Assistant certification.
- Competency in basic nursing care and diagnostic support duties.
- Proficient in documentation and patient care planning.
- Ability to provide physical and emotional support to patients.
- Capability to work in a fast-paced environment and handle stressful situations.
Benefits
- Opportunity to work in a supportive and collaborative environment.
- Engagement in meaningful work that impacts the community and nation.
Aptive is a public service delivery partner for the federal government. We harness creativity, technology and human-centered services to improve organizational performance and citizen experience. We support some of the most innovative and inspiring programs across the government, helping to transform business, connect with people and navigate change. When our clients achieve their goals, more people receive important services, support and information. Aptive is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia. Our hundreds of employees across the country are committed to shaping the future, as we have for the last decade. ∙ 2024, 2023, 2022 and 2021 Top Workplace (The Washington Post) ∙ 2024 Patriot Employer of the Year (DAV) ∙ 2024 CEO of the Year (mid-size business category) (WashingtonExec) ∙ 2021 Best Places to Work in Virginia (Virginia Business) ∙ 2020 Small Business Government Contractor of the Year (Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce) ∙ 2020 Best Places to Work (Washington Business Journal) ∙ 2020 Vet100 Honoree – Institute for Veterans and Families