What are the responsibilities and job description for the Clinical Assistant - Pediatric Healthcare Center position at Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA)?
Clinical Assistant – Pediatric Day Health Center (PDHC)
(CNA, PCA, HHA, SHT, Aide)
Are you passionate about caring for children and making a difference every day?
As a Clinical Assistant, you will provide hands-on care and developmental support to children with medical needs under the supervision of a skilled nursing team.
This role involves performing care tasks such as measuring vital signs, assisting with mobility, preparing meals, and caring for medical conditions within your scope.
You will support children’s personal care needs, encourage independence, and create engaging play experiences to promote development.
Accurate documentation and prompt communication of changes in condition are essential.
You will assist with safety, sanitation duties, and follow infection control protocols.
The role requires creating a safe, supportive environment and maintaining constant supervision.
Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, current CPR certification, and proficiency in required skills.
Skills needed are strong attention to detail, organization, problem-solving, and effective communication.
Physical requirements include lifting up to 25 lbs frequently, standing, walking, and responding calmly to emergencies.
The environment may involve exposure to allergens or infectious agents.
This rewarding role offers a team-oriented setting focused on children’s growth and well-being, with no weekend or major holiday work.
(CNA, PCA, HHA, SHT, Aide)
Are you passionate about caring for children and making a difference every day?
As a Clinical Assistant, you will provide hands-on care and developmental support to children with medical needs under the supervision of a skilled nursing team.
This role involves performing care tasks such as measuring vital signs, assisting with mobility, preparing meals, and caring for medical conditions within your scope.
You will support children’s personal care needs, encourage independence, and create engaging play experiences to promote development.
Accurate documentation and prompt communication of changes in condition are essential.
You will assist with safety, sanitation duties, and follow infection control protocols.
The role requires creating a safe, supportive environment and maintaining constant supervision.
Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, current CPR certification, and proficiency in required skills.
Skills needed are strong attention to detail, organization, problem-solving, and effective communication.
Physical requirements include lifting up to 25 lbs frequently, standing, walking, and responding calmly to emergencies.
The environment may involve exposure to allergens or infectious agents.
This rewarding role offers a team-oriented setting focused on children’s growth and well-being, with no weekend or major holiday work.