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Qualifications-Meets educational requirements established in the state of practice-Current licensure in practicing state and/or nationally certified as a Physical Therapist Assistant-Must pass post-offer drug test and pass post-employment physical exam if required-Must be capable of maintaining regular attendanceCompany ProfileAegis Therapies is as committed to making a difference as you are across the full continuum of care, from post-acute and sub-acute through home healthcare.
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QualificationsHigh School Diploma or Equivalent Completion of one of the following:Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant or Patient Care Technician program orFundamentals of Nursing program from an accredited school of nursing orHMH PCT Apprenticeship ProgramOr equivalent medical background experience, such as EMT, Home Health Aide, CMA, MA, PCT, Nursing Assistant.
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Certified Home Health Aide or Certified Nursing Assistant required. We are currently seeking an outstanding Quality of Life Specialist/Resident Assistant to join our team.
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Full time/Part time/Per diemALL SHIFTSDuties/Responsibilities The main role of a certified nursing assistant is to provide basic care to residents and help them with their daily activities.
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The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant provides clear instructions and support to ensure that therapeutic practices are continued at home, which is vital for the patient's long-term recovery and independence.
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If you have considered any of the helping professions like Home Health Aide (HHA), Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Personal Care Assistant (PCA), Case Manager, Rehab Counselor, Mental Health Counselor, or Direct Support Professional (DSP) this may be a great new field for you to explore.
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Certified Nursing Assistant, Certified Medical Assistant or Patient Care Technician who has successfully completed a PCT program which includes Phlebotomy, EKG and nursing assistant course both in the theoretical and clinical setting.
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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) hourly pay range: $21-$34 (25% higher than average) You can enjoy flexible schedules and make an hourly wage of up to $34 as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and throughout Middlesex County.
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Healthcare, Hospitality, Nurse, Nursing, Caregiver, Aide, Certified Home Health Aide, Certified Nursing Assistant. A current certification as a HHA OR CHHA - Medication Aide certified is a plus.
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What you will get to do as a Certified Nursing Assistant at Brightview? A current certification as a CNA or CHHA - Medication Aide certified is a plus. If this sounds like you, then Brightview Senior Living is for you.
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Nursing Assistant Certificate or Certified Home Health Aide in New Jersey. Work today, get paid TODAY! NOW HIRING: Dining Room Server. Nursing Assistant Certificate or Certified Home Health Aide in New Jersey.
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One (1) year experience working as a CNA/PCA/HHA/RA preferred. Communicate to residents, families, Department Heads and the Director of Resident Services when needed. Complete and document shift assignments as assigned, if unable to complete, report to nursing supervisor.
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Here are a few of the qualifications we need you to have: High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required Certified Home Health Aide or Certified Nursing Assistant required One (1) year experience working as a CNA/PCA/HHA/RA preferred Sign On Bonus $1,000.
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NJ-Certified Nursing Assistant or Home Health Aide. We are seeking compassionate and dedicated Resident Care Assistants/Home Health Aides who have a heart for senior care and can improve the quality of life of residents with Alzheimer's disease and dementia in our dedicated Reflections Memory Care Neighborhood.
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The Certified Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide (HHA) position works under the direction of a Case Manager and is responsible for providing resident care to assigned residents in accordance with resident assessments, care plans and as directed by nursing management.
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