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Smith Village is Hiring a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Near Chicago, IL
Pay differentials:
PM or Night Shifts: Additional $2 shift differential
Plus, an additional 10% Weekend Differential for all shifts
Current Open Roles:
Day Shift Role:
- Part-time 8-hour shifts 6:30AM - 2:30PM
- Part-time 2:30PM - 10:30AM
Night shift roles:
- Part-time 10:30PM - 6:30AM Every weekends
Smith Village's Nursing team as a CNA may be a great fit for you!
What you bring to the table:
- Must be IDPH Certified Nursing Assistant
- Must be CPR certified
- Must possess good computer skills
- Long Term Care experience preferred
- Demonstrates caring and compassionate nature
- CNA candidate must be a team player, have a positive outlook and excellent problem solving skills
- Maintains neat, professional appearance
- Assists with all ADL's
- Tasks required to maintain good hygiene, grooming, comfort and the overall well-being of residents
- Charts all care, supplies, etc. using electronic medical records system
- Answers all call lights promptly
What we bring to the table:
- Highly competitive pay
- 401K with up to 4% employer contribution
- Health, dental, vision, and life insurance as well as Flexible Spending Account
- Generous paid time off package and opportunity for PTO buy back
- Employee Assistance Program and Tuition reimbursement
Job Summary
Full Time
$34k-41k (estimate)
05/01/2024
05/20/2024
smithvillage.com
JACOBUS, PA
50 - 100
1932
Private
SUSAN HAKE
<$5M
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