CNA or PCA'S (Part time, Full Time, and or Temporary)

Training/Licensure: Graduate from an approved training and competency course. Maintains current CPR/ First Aide certification. Currently licensed as a Certified Nursing Assistant to practice in Georgia or Currently PCA (Personal Care Assistant) Certified Knowledge/Skills/Ability: Must meet federal Home Health Aide training and competency requirements. Ability to work independently, make accurate, and, at times, quick judgments. Ability to respond appropriately to crisis outside of a hospital setting. Acceptance of and adaptability to different social, racial, cultural and religious modes. Experience: Minimum 1 year of experience as a nursing assistant, preferred. Active patient contact within past three years. Under the direction and ongoing supervision of the registered nurse, provides essential personal care assistance to the patient: Bath, care of mouth, skin and hair. Bathroom or in using bedpan or commode. Bed transfers as well as ambulation activities as ordered under the care plan. Range of motion exercises which the Aide has been taught by appropriate professional personnel. Performing such incidental household services as are essential to the patient’s well-being at home. Preparing meals including special diet. Takes a patient’s temperature, pulse, respirations and blood pressure if assigned by a registered nurse. Assists with shopping if the patient has no other resource available. Provides emotional support and compassionate care to the patient and family unit. Demonstrates listening skills. Offers encouragement when appropriate. Practices patience in voice and manner. Maintains required competency and skills Reports any changes in the patient’s condition or family situation immediately by calling the Hospice office and notifying the RN. Practices Standard Precautions according to OSHA regulations and policy. Adheres to all policies and procedural guidelines. Maintains current certification as required by the State. Maintains current knowledge and practice of infectious disease protocols.' 'Work Remotely No