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Responsibilities:

Under the supervision and direction of RN/LPN Charge Nurse, to provide non-personal cares to residents. You will assist in providing a healthy physical and psycho-social environment for the residents.

To assist C.N.A.’s with daily resident assignments by providing ancillary care task to complement the direct care provided by C.N.A.’s and Licensed Nursing personnel.

Duties:

• Organize resident rooms, to include bedside stands and closets
• Ensure that adequate toiletries and grooming supplies are maintained in resident room, in accordance with facility policy and procedure and safety rules and regulations.
• Answer call lights and relay the resident’s request to the appropriate personnel
• Deliver linen to resident room and make beds
• Assist with resident activity programs
• Assist with meal service delivery and clean-up
• Pass snacks, record percentage consumed
• Assist in dining room prior to meal service by passing beverages
• Report any resident-related problems or concerns to the RN/LPN Charge Nurse.
• Pass fresh water to all resident’s
• Provide encouragement, love and emotional support to residents.
• Verify the resident safety devices are in place and working.
• Understand and follow safety and sanitation rules, promptly reporting all violations to the RN/LPN Charge Nurse
• Report resident accident and incidents to the RN/LPN Charge Nurse
• Understand and practice infection control procedures, including universal precautions
• Attend all mandatory in-services including, but not limited to, safety, infection control, OSHA, and the Corporate Compliance Program
• Assist in maintaining a safe and secure environment for residents, staff and guest
• Ensure cleanliness of resident’s rooms
• Comply with the Residents Bill of Right.
• Maintain resident confidentiality and privacy
• Treat residents with kindness, dignity, and respect
• Report all resident complaints, accidents, missing items and incidents to RN/LPN Charge nurse
• Report immediately all violations of Residents Rights

Qualifications:

• Passionate about helping and giving back
• Flexible
• Team Player

Benefits:

We understand the needs for quality benefits for you and your family. Atrium Centers offer a variety of options for you to choose what is most appropriate for you.

• Competitive salary package
• Extensive benefit package, including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
• Accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity insurance that includes maternity coverage
• Short Term and Long Term Disability
• Paid time off for vacation and sick days
• Holiday pay
• Focus on family and work life balance
• Telehealth Access – See a physician from the comfort of your own home
• Health Savings Account (HSA)
• Pharmacy prescription renewal delivery at no cost
• Cell phone discounts
• Pet Insurance
• Free will preparation and travel assistance
• 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching
• Tuition reimbursement – Further your career with our support!
• Discounted meals on-site

Who we are:

Atrium Centers is a leading provider of short-term post-acute rehabilitation and long-term nursing care. We currently operate skilled nursing centers in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Wisconsin.

Our reputation is defined by our employees, the caring and skilled staff members who are the foundation of our award-winning communities.

We are committed to treating each individual with respect and dignity in a homelike environment. Our professional and caring staff provides exceptional services tailored to the individual needs of residents and meeting the highest industry standards.

We want to thank all of the dedicated nurses and healthcare workers who continue to fight this pandemic from the frontlines. We appreciate your time and consideration as you explore the next steps in your career – and hope you join us as we continue to fulfill our vision of "shaping the future of transitional care by being the preferred choice".

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