Nurse Aide , North Carolina

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North Carolina Nurse Aide I provides patient care to include but not limited to assistance with activities of daily living, vital signs and Accu-checks while under the supervision and direction of the nurse.

Non-exempt

— (not specified)

• Nursing Assistant I
• BLS

• Monitor vital signs/blood sugars
• Assist patients with activities of daily living; document and report abnormal findings or changes in patient condition
• Measure and document input/output and weights
• Assist nurse as needed
• Answer call lights
• Assist with patient admission, transfer and discharge
• Provide care appropriate to the condition/age of the patient
• Distribute drinks and/or snacks
• Maintain clean and neat patient room and work environment.
• All other duties as assigned

Bending/Stooping: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Climbing: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Keyboard Data Entry: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Kneeling: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Lifting/Moving Patients: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Reaching: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Repetitive Foot/Leg Movements: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Repetitive Hand/Arm Movements: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Running: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Sitting: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Squatting: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Standing: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Walking: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Pushing / Pulling 0-25 lbs: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Pushing / Pulling 26-75 lbs: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Pushing / Pulling >75 lbs: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Lifting/Carrying (non‑patient) 0‑25 lbs: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Lifting/Carrying (non‑patient) 26‑75 lbs: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Lifting/Carrying (non‑patient) >75 lbs: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Audible Speech: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Hearing Acuity: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Smelling Acuity: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Taste Discrimination: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Vision:
Depth Perception: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Vision:
Distinguish Color: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Vision:
Seeing Far: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Vision:
Seeing Near: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Biohazardous waste/hazards: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Blood and/or bodily fluids: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Communicable diseases/pathogens: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Asbestos or lead: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Cytotoxic Chemicals: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Dust: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Hazardous Chemicals: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Gases/Vapors/Fumes: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Hazardous Medication: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

Latex: rarely, occasionally, frequently, constantly

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Full‑time

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