The Certified Nursing Assistant performs multiple care duties that contribute to the health, well-being and quality of life for the resident of the facility.

• Assisting residents with activities of daily living such as transferring, turning and positioning, giving showers, dressing, grooming, feeding, toileting and ensuring residents are clean.

• Obtaining vital signs and weights and monitoring food and liquid intake.

• Delivering meal trays to residents, ensuring food is appropriate to the residents care plan, delivering alternate food selections when requested and providing a positive dining experience.

• Escorting residents to participate in therapy sessions and activities.

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``` - Responding to resident and family needs respectfully and with a positive manner in all interactions.

• Making daily rounds on assigned residents in accordance with-in established guidelines.

• Reporting data in resident records consistently, accurately and in a timely manner.

• Consistently and promptly reporting resident changes of condition.

• Complying with procedures for infection prevention including, but not limited to, handwashing, TB and Hepatitis B requirements and Bloodborne pathogen regulations.

• Following safety rules and requirements including lift and transfer procedures, hazard communication, electrical safety, slips, trips and falls policies, use of personal protective equipment and elopement procedures. (Examples: Must safely operate mechanical lifts, sit stand lift, gate belt, and meal and line carts, adjust beds and use shower equipment and wheelchairs.

• Safely fulfilling all work assignments.

• Safeguarding residents protected health information.

• Providing other services such as cleaning wheelchairs and resident areas as assigned.

• Other duties as assigned.