What are the responsibilities and job description for the C.N.A-Long Term Care position at Clark Fork Valley Hospital?
Position- Long Term Care C.N.A-
Clark Fork Valley Hospital is offering a rewarding opportunity for those who are looking to make a difference and grow professionally. Long Term Care is currently seeking a Certified Nursing Assistant to be a part of our team. Not Certified? Not a problem, here at Clark Fork Valley Hospital we offer an 8 week C.N.A on the job training program.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
- Provides ADL assistance to residents including but not limited to bathing, feeding, hygiene care, ROM and ambulation as applicable to their area of work.
- Demonstrates competencies within their scope of practice.
- Documents care completely, accurately and timely in the appropriate health record.
- Adheres to recognized infection control standards.
- Reinforces the individualized patient/resident/family education plans.
- Professionally conveys clinical information to other team members.
- Participates in departmental and hospital wide quality assurance and performance improvement (QAPI) activities.
- Follows all standards that are applicable to their specialty or area of work.
Minimum Qualifications- High School diploma or equivalent, Current Montana CNA License/Certification,
BLS/CPR or Equivalent
Schedule-Day Shift 36-40 hrs. /week Benefits- This position is eligible for the full time benefit package
Why Clark Fork Valley Hospital
Clark Fork Valley Hospital and Family Medicine Network offers a very sophisticated medical environment while maintaining its small-town feel. With seven hospitalists and a number of specialty outreach providers, including orthopedists, a general surgeon, three rural health clinics countywide and a home oxygen service. Clark Fork Valley Hospital projects a larger footprint than one would expect of a rural Critical Access Hospital.
As far as location, Plains is located in the scenic Northwest region of Montana and is the quintessential example of rural, western living. The Clark Fork of the Columbia River winds gracefully through town settled in a gorgeous mountain valley.
Spend a summer day on the river casting your fly or on a hike in the Cabinet Mountains. Winter weekends can be full of cross-country skiing in the valley, snowmobiling in the wilderness or downhill skiing at one of the seven resorts within two hours.
The area is also well-known for its outstanding elk, sheep and deer hunting. Glacier National Park, the "Crown of the Continent," is only two hours away for four-season enjoyment.
The beautiful Clark Fork River, nearby Flathead Lake and Lake Pend Oreille provide excellent opportunities for the sail boating, water skiing or lake fishing enthusiast.
Clark Fork has excellent schools in a hometown atmosphere. And it's close to the "big city," with Missoula just 75 miles away and Spokane, Washington, 150 miles away.
Clark Fork Valley Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer
