CNAs perform personal care activities that assist the patient with 

activities of daily living which include (but are not limited to): 

• Personal hygiene (assisting to bathroom or in using bedpan, bathing, care of mouth, skin and hair)
• Ambulation
• Eating
• Dressing
• Shaving
• Prepare meals and snacks according to instructions.

• Emptying ostomy appliances
• Reinforcement of dressings
• Assisting with prescribed range of motion exercises
• Measuring and preparing special diets
• Taking vital signs
• Application of an external catheter
• Medication reminders

CNA also performs homemaking activities which include (but are not limited 

to): 

• vacuuming
• dusting
• sweeping or mopping floors
• doing dishes 
• changing bed linens
• doing laundry
• cleaning bathrooms

Requirements

CNA Certification:Completion of a FL-approved CNA training program and passing the competency exam.Physical Fitness:Ability to lift and move patients, stand for long periods, and perform physically demanding tasks.Communication Skills:Good verbal and written communication skills to interact with patients, families, and healthcare staff effectively.Compassion and Empathy:Ability to provide care with kindness, understanding, and patience.Attention to Detail:Strong observational skills to notice changes in patients' conditions and report them accurately.Team Player:Willingness to work collaboratively with the healthcare team and follow instructions from supervisors.