Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
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Summary
About the Role
About You
- Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license.
- 12 months of caregiving experience in Home Care, Assisted Living/Memory Care, Skilled Nursing/Nursing Home, Hospital or Hospice.
- Valid driver's license.
- Current CPR certification.
- Hospice experience.
- Excellent customer service skills.
- Strong communication skills (written, verbal, and active listening).
- Problem-solving skills.
- Time management skills.
- Ability to work in an electronic medical record system.
- Ability to lift 50 lbs.
- Good understanding of body mechanics.
- Strong understanding of professional boundaries.
Benefits
- Competitive salary.
- Company car with fuel and insurance covered.
- Company cell phone.
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
- Generous PTO accruing immediately.
- 401(k) with company matching.
Moments Hospice is Medicare Certified Hospice Agency servicing most of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Chicago, Miami, Sioux Falls and Des Moines metro areas. We are focused on creating individual plans of care, because every patient and family is unique. Moments Hospice is committed to honoring patient’s and family’s wishes during the end of life process. We take great pride in creating long lasting partnerships with our Hospitals, Facilities and Community partners by recognizing that we are guests in their facilities and that collaborating on a joint plan of care always results in the best outcome for the patient. It is our mission to help increase the communities awareness of the Hospice Benefit as we believe that everyone deserves to be comfortable with an optimal quality of life during the end of life process. Rather than a place, hospice is a philosophy - a program of care and support wherever patients need us. Our services extend to any location - a private residence, hospital, assisted living facility, or nursing home. Moments Hospice has defined as its mission to affirm life during its final stages by providing compassionate care to patients and their families; by providing access to hospice care for underserved or difficult to serve populations; by wise and efficient use of available resources, and by educating the community in order to provide them with knowledge regarding end-of-life and hospice care around quality of life.