PCA to Certified Nurse Aide - Wesbury

There are more seniors than ever before who need care. The work of a Certified Nurse Aide is meaningful and gratifying. Do you want to help people meet their daily needs and healing goals? We offer training that can open the door to a career as a CNA direct healthcare provider.

Join a top-rated, non-union skilled nursing facility with over 100 years of excellence! Enjoy low patient-to-staff ratios and be part of a team that values high-quality, compassionate care at Wesbury!

 Job Summary:

Wesbury is offering a valuable opportunity to determine if a long-term care career is right for you, while we evaluate if you’re the right fit for our team. Here is how it works:

You must apply and/or be employed by Wesbury as a Personal Care Assistant (PCA), or in another HR-approved position, for at least 90 days before starting the class. During this time, you will need to earn satisfactory references from your supervisor to be eligible to start the class. When you successfully complete the 90-day probationary period, you will continue to receive your hourly wage while attending the class.

Admittance into the CNA Class before completing the 90-day probationary period may only occur with approval from both Human Resources and the Administrator.

If you start the CNA class before finishing the probationary period, you will not receive pay during class time.

Why You'll Love Working Here:

• Friendly Atmosphere: Be part of a warm, welcoming team that feels like family.
• Top-Tier Care: Work at a facility renowned for its high standards and exceptional CMS ratings.
• Low Ratios: Enjoy low patient-to-staff ratios, allowing you to provide personalized care.
• Professional Growth: Take advantage of opportunities for ongoing training and career advancement.
• Great Perks: Receive a comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental, and vision insurance while enjoying Wages-on-Demand, LPN Tuition Reimbursement, local discounts and more!

CNA Job Description

Essential Responsibilities:

1. Assist residents with daily living activities (bathing, dressing, feeding) and make their days brighter
2. Monitor and record vital signs, ensuring residents' health and safety
3. Help residents move around safely, providing support and encouragement
4. Observe and report changes in residents' conditions
5. Maintain a clean, safe, and comfortable environment
6. Provide companionship and emotional support, fostering a positive atmosphere
7. Follow care plans and adhere to facility procedures

Requirements:

1. High school diploma or equivalent
2. CNA certification in Pennsylvania
3. Experience in long-term care is a plus
4. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
5. A compassionate, patient, and energetic personality
6. Ability to lift and move residents safely