CNA, Healthcare Nursing

Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center
· Nursing - Long Term Care

Nursing Support

Full Time , Nights , Nights

Posted 10/19/2026

Working in conjunction with the Director of Nursing or designee RN and LPN, the CNA performs a variety of basic resident care activities in caring for the personal needs and comfort of residents. The CNA works under the direction of a licensed nurse who must follow the principles of delegation. CNA work is reflective of CCH mission, vision and values. The CNA will integrate departmental goals for improvement across the care continuum.

The CNA practices within the framework of the Wyoming Nurse Practice Act, Wyoming Department of Health and CMS guidelines.

• Assists with basic resident care and ADL’s according to plan of care.
• Observes residents and reports unusual conditions and/or responses to Charge Nurse of respective Unit.
• Enhances resident safety by attending bedside shift huddle and performance of roundings.
• Assists with admission, discharge, and transfer of residents.
• Assists nutrition staff in passing meal trays and setup per care plan.
• Passes water, ice, clean linens and supplies to resident/patient rooms.
• Maintains a clean and safe environment.
• Performs routine cleaning tasks.
• Provides service excellence to all customers in accordance with AIDET, Excellence Every Day and Standards of behavior.
• Demonstrates efficient time management and prioritization skills.
• Documents on residents according to policy; ADLs, Behavior, Bath and Skin integrity and etc.
• Practices fiscal responsibility and accountability.
• Actively participates in facility committees and Quality Improvement Program.
• Alerts staff when supplies, including equipment are needed and replenishes stock.
• May be required to work on other nursing units according to distribution of staff and residents.
• Adheres to CCH policies and procedures.
• Complies with the hospital’s Corporate Compliance Program including, but not limited to, the Code of Conduct, laws and regulations, and hospital policies and procedures.
• Must be free from governmental sanctions involving health care and/or financial practices.
• Performs other duties as assigned.
• Responds to mental health needs.

• Education, Training,
  
  Experience:
  
  
• Education:
  
  In order to be certified as a CNA a certified nursing assistant must:
  • Have a current unencumbered Wyoming certified nursing assistant certificate (with on time renewal)
  • Must be a graduate from a state or board approved CNA training and competency evaluation program
    • • Thirty (30) hour course which shall have a minimum of:
      • Fifteen (15) hours classroom instruction related to CNA skills
      • Fifteen (15) hours of supervised clinical practice related to CNA skills
• Certification:
  Wyoming Certification. Must register with the Wyoming Department of Health’s CNA Abuse Registry.
• Certifications required:
  See Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Certification Policy and Certifications/Education Requirements Policy.
• Experience:
  
  Previous CNA experience preferred.
• Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
• The ability to maintain continuing education requirements and all certifications and licenses as required (e.g. ACLS, PALS, CPI, CPR) to include Wyoming CNA certification and Wyoming Department of Health’s CNA abuse registry.
• Licensed professionals must strictly adhere to the ethical code of their respective discipline.
• Excellent interpersonal skills needed in dealing with nursing staff, physicians, patients, families, and other members of the health care team.
• Knowledge of basic patient care procedures. Able to think quickly, handle various projects simultaneously with attention to accuracy, prioritization, patient request, detail, memory, problem solving, reasoning, ability to memorize routine assignments, computer…