Nurse Assistant - Intensive Care Step Down

Nurse Assistant - 5W Intensive Care Step Down

Under the supervision of a registered nurse, responsible for providing support to nursing staff and assisting in the delivery of patient care following the patient care plan and hospital policies and procedures.

• Provides routine patient care services such as call light response; ambulating, transferring, and positioning; personal hygiene assistance, prescribed bowel and bladder program assistance, etc.
• Collects, records, and reports various patient data. Reports changes in patient condition.
• Performs surgical skin preps, basic skin care procedures, bedside finger stick blood sugars, and quality control checks of blood glucose instruments.
• Performs general unit support activities such as postmortem care, cleaning of rooms and areas, running errands, making deliveries, responding to Code Blue pages, Code Red.
• Performs other related responsibilities as necessary.

• High school graduate or equivalent required.
• Specialized education requirements, for those not meeting minimum six‑month nursing assistance experience requirement, include:
  • acute care nursing assistant course preferred for acute care positions or
  • long term care nursing assistant course or
  • completion of an emergency medical technician program or
  • completion of medical assistant program or
  • completion of a clinical rotation while participating in an accredited nursing program.
• Direct patient care experience preferred. Prior nursing assistant experience of at least six months is required when the specialized education requirements identified above have not been met.
• BLS certification as Healthcare Provider or equivalent through the Military Training Network (MTN).

Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans.

• Schedule:
  
  Per Diem
• Additional Locations:
  Michigan, Lansing
• Requisition :
• Daily Work Times:
  Variable
• On Call:
  No
• Weekends:
  Yes

Entry level

Full-time

Health Care Provider

Hospitals and Health Care