Nursing Assistant - Detroit

apartment PACE Southeast Michigan location_onDetroit, MI

NURSING ASSISTANT (PARTICIPANT CARE ASSOCIATE/PCA) Under the direction of the Center Manager and/or Team Lead/Home Care Coordinator the Participant Care Associate (PCA), provides supportive services to the participant; including but not limited to in the home or community setting, during transport and on appointments, or and in the day health center, under the supervision of the registered nurse. The PCA’s responsibilities for each participant are specified in the PCA/CNA Care Plan. The following statements are intended to describe the essential elements, functions, and requirements of the position. The list should not be taken as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of an individual assigned to this job. SUMMARY OF DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS: The PCA plan of care is based on the initial and on-going assessments that are performed by a home care RNCM The PCA assists in providing and/or maintaining optimal physical and emotional comforts to frail elders, in the participant’s home, community setting, day health center, and dementia unit, and during transport and on appointments. The PCA assists participants and their families toward achieving maximum self-reliance and independence within their environment, day health center, and dementia unit. The PCA performs the care or services that are outlined in the individual participant’s Care Plan; any Care Guidelines that are pertinent to the participant’s diagnosis are specified in the Care Plan. The PCA performs a variety of tasks and services for the participant, including: Personal care Assistance with activities Assistance with meal preparation / feeding Assistance with toileting / managing incontinence Simple treatments Shopping Medication reminders Laundry services Extended hours care Homemaking services / chores Transportation and off site appointment support The PCA is responsible for accurate timely documentation as required by the service area they are supporting; including but not limited to the care and/or services provided on every visit and or encounter, transport and appointment, on the PCA/CNA progress note; the PCA keeps the RNCM and or clinic nurse informed of the participant’s progress. Immediately reports all customer service complaints, all deviations from set schedule and appointments to supervisor / manager. The PCA responds to emergency situations in accordance with established policies and procedures. Works only within established scope of practice. SUMMARY OF WORKING CONDITIONS: Working conditions are variable. With exposure to communicable diseases, due to participant environment. There is also potential for exposure to chemicals such as cleaning solutions and medications The PCA is supervised monthly in the participant’s home, by the RNCM by direct or indirect supervision. At this time the participant’s satisfaction with the Care Plan and PCA is evaluated A joint visit is performed at least annually with the RNCM and the PCA, to observe and evaluate the PCA’s performance in the home Driving is required within PACE SEMI catchment area The PCA must have reliable transportation available on a daily basis, a current valid driver’s license, must maintain an acceptable driving record, and provide proof of current automobile insurance The PCA must have the ability to transfer and assist with moving patients; frequent walking, bending, and lifting of forty (40) pounds or more may be needed in the performance of duties The PCA may be required to change participant assignments based on changing participant acuity, participant needs, and participant census. JOB REQUIREMENTS: H.S. diploma or GED required Valid Michigan Driver's license Current CPR card required Certification is optional though preferred, but must have one (1) year experience with a frail or elderly population Experience must be in a long-term care, hospital, or home care setting Must have received certificate of completion from a formal training program (Direct Care, Nurse Assistant, Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, etc.) outside of PACE SEMI The PCA participates in annual, mandatory in-service training and screening, including but not limited to: infection control, TB testing, safety training, and BLS training The PCA must possess the ability to establish and maintain interpersonal and interdepartmental relationships The PCA shows respect for the physical, spiritual, and well-being of participants and co-workers The PCA must have the ability to problem solve and interpret instructions The PCA must be able to organize and maintain flexible scheduling to coordinate job responsibilities Ability to work sensitively with individuals of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds Ability to relate to those participants with dementia and/or developmental disabilities The PCA must be able to perform duties in an atmosphere of frequent interruption Must meet a standardized set of competencies (approval by CMS) before working independently PCA competency is monitored and maintained in a variety of ways: Initially, through a skills check-off performance evaluation of specific tasks upon hire and orientation to the program, and annually thereafter Job related competency in-services including a practicum demonstration and written assessment Mandatory in-service training Department staff meetings Must be medically cleared for communicable diseases and have all immunizations up-to-date before engaging in direct participant contact.

CNA

Full-time

Nursing Assistant - Detroit

apartment PACE Southeast Michigan location_onDetroit, MI

NURSING ASSISTANT (PARTICIPANT CARE ASSOCIATE/PCA) Under the direction of the Center Manager and/or Team Lead/Home Care Coordinator the Participant Care Associate (PCA), provides supportive services to the participant; including but not limited to in the home or community setting, during transport and on appointments, or and in the day health center, under the supervision of the registered nurse. The PCA’s responsibilities for each participant are specified in the PCA/CNA Care Plan. The following statements are intended to describe the essential elements, functions, and requirements of the position. The list should not be taken as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of an individual assigned to this job. SUMMARY OF DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS: The PCA plan of care is based on the initial and on-going assessments that are performed by a home care RNCM The PCA assists in providing and/or maintaining optimal physical and emotional comforts to frail elders, in the participant’s home, community setting, day health center, and dementia unit, and during transport and on appointments. The PCA assists participants and their families toward achieving maximum self-reliance and independence within their environment, day health center, and dementia unit. The PCA performs the care or services that are outlined in the individual participant’s Care Plan; any Care Guidelines that are pertinent to the participant’s diagnosis are specified in the Care Plan. The PCA performs a variety of tasks and services for the participant, including: Personal care Assistance with activities Assistance with meal preparation / feeding Assistance with toileting / managing incontinence Simple treatments Shopping Medication reminders Laundry services Extended hours care Homemaking services / chores Transportation and off site appointment support The PCA is responsible for accurate timely documentation as required by the service area they are supporting; including but not limited to the care and/or services provided on every visit and or encounter, transport and appointment, on the PCA/CNA progress note; the PCA keeps the RNCM and or clinic nurse informed of the participant’s progress. Immediately reports all customer service complaints, all deviations from set schedule and appointments to supervisor / manager. The PCA responds to emergency situations in accordance with established policies and procedures. Works only within established scope of practice. SUMMARY OF WORKING CONDITIONS: Working conditions are variable. With exposure to communicable diseases, due to participant environment. There is also potential for exposure to chemicals such as cleaning solutions and medications The PCA is supervised monthly in the participant’s home, by the RNCM by direct or indirect supervision. At this time the participant’s satisfaction with the Care Plan and PCA is evaluated A joint visit is performed at least annually with the RNCM and the PCA, to observe and evaluate the PCA’s performance in the home Driving is required within PACE SEMI catchment area The PCA must have reliable transportation available on a daily basis, a current valid driver’s license, must maintain an acceptable driving record, and provide proof of current automobile insurance The PCA must have the ability to transfer and assist with moving patients; frequent walking, bending, and lifting of forty (40) pounds or more may be needed in the performance of duties The PCA may be required to change participant assignments based on changing participant acuity, participant needs, and participant census. JOB REQUIREMENTS: H.S. diploma or GED required Valid Michigan Driver's license Current CPR card required Certification is optional though preferred, but must have one (1) year experience with a frail or elderly population Experience must be in a long-term care, hospital, or home care setting Must have received certificate of completion from a formal training program (Direct Care, Nurse Assistant, Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, etc.) outside of PACE SEMI The PCA participates in annual, mandatory in-service training and screening, including but not limited to: infection control, TB testing, safety training, and BLS training The PCA must possess the ability to establish and maintain interpersonal and interdepartmental relationships The PCA shows respect for the physical, spiritual, and well-being of participants and co-workers The PCA must have the ability to problem solve and interpret instructions The PCA must be able to organize and maintain flexible scheduling to coordinate job responsibilities Ability to work sensitively with individuals of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds Ability to relate to those participants with dementia and/or developmental disabilities The PCA must be able to perform duties in an atmosphere of frequent interruption Must meet a standardized set of competencies (approval by CMS) before working independently PCA competency is monitored and maintained in a variety of ways: Initially, through a skills check-off performance evaluation of specific tasks upon hire and orientation to the program, and annually thereafter Job related competency in-services including a practicum demonstration and written assessment Mandatory in-service training Department staff meetings Must be medically cleared for communicable diseases and have all immunizations up-to-date before engaging in direct participant contact.

CNA

Full-time

Nursing Assistant - Detroit

apartment PACE Southeast Michigan location_onDetroit, MI

NURSING ASSISTANT (PARTICIPANT CARE ASSOCIATE/PCA) Under the direction of the Center Manager and/or Team Lead/Home Care Coordinator the Participant Care Associate (PCA), provides supportive services to the participant; including but not limited to in the home or community setting, during transport and on appointments, or and in the day health center, under the supervision of the registered nurse. The PCA’s responsibilities for each participant are specified in the PCA/CNA Care Plan. The following statements are intended to describe the essential elements, functions, and requirements of the position. The list should not be taken as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of an individual assigned to this job. SUMMARY OF DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS: The PCA plan of care is based on the initial and on-going assessments that are performed by a home care RNCM The PCA assists in providing and/or maintaining optimal physical and emotional comforts to frail elders, in the participant’s home, community setting, day health center, and dementia unit, and during transport and on appointments. The PCA assists participants and their families toward achieving maximum self-reliance and independence within their environment, day health center, and dementia unit. The PCA performs the care or services that are outlined in the individual participant’s Care Plan; any Care Guidelines that are pertinent to the participant’s diagnosis are specified in the Care Plan. The PCA performs a variety of tasks and services for the participant, including: Personal care Assistance with activities Assistance with meal preparation / feeding Assistance with toileting / managing incontinence Simple treatments Shopping Medication reminders Laundry services Extended hours care Homemaking services / chores Transportation and off site appointment support The PCA is responsible for accurate timely documentation as required by the service area they are supporting; including but not limited to the care and/or services provided on every visit and or encounter, transport and appointment, on the PCA/CNA progress note; the PCA keeps the RNCM and or clinic nurse informed of the participant’s progress. Immediately reports all customer service complaints, all deviations from set schedule and appointments to supervisor / manager. The PCA responds to emergency situations in accordance with established policies and procedures. Works only within established scope of practice. SUMMARY OF WORKING CONDITIONS: Working conditions are variable. With exposure to communicable diseases, due to participant environment. There is also potential for exposure to chemicals such as cleaning solutions and medications The PCA is supervised monthly in the participant’s home, by the RNCM by direct or indirect supervision. At this time the participant’s satisfaction with the Care Plan and PCA is evaluated A joint visit is performed at least annually with the RNCM and the PCA, to observe and evaluate the PCA’s performance in the home Driving is required within PACE SEMI catchment area The PCA must have reliable transportation available on a daily basis, a current valid driver’s license, must maintain an acceptable driving record, and provide proof of current automobile insurance The PCA must have the ability to transfer and assist with moving patients; frequent walking, bending, and lifting of forty (40) pounds or more may be needed in the performance of duties The PCA may be required to change participant assignments based on changing participant acuity, participant needs, and participant census. JOB REQUIREMENTS: H.S. diploma or GED required Valid Michigan Driver's license Current CPR card required Certification is optional though preferred, but must have one (1) year experience with a frail or elderly population Experience must be in a long-term care, hospital, or home care setting Must have received certificate of completion from a formal training program (Direct Care, Nurse Assistant, Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, etc.) outside of PACE SEMI The PCA participates in annual, mandatory in-service training and screening, including but not limited to: infection control, TB testing, safety training, and BLS training The PCA must possess the ability to establish and maintain interpersonal and interdepartmental relationships The PCA shows respect for the physical, spiritual, and well-being of participants and co-workers The PCA must have the ability to problem solve and interpret instructions The PCA must be able to organize and maintain flexible scheduling to coordinate job responsibilities Ability to work sensitively with individuals of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds Ability to relate to those participants with dementia and/or developmental disabilities The PCA must be able to perform duties in an atmosphere of frequent interruption Must meet a standardized set of competencies (approval by CMS) before working independently PCA competency is monitored and maintained in a variety of ways: Initially, through a skills check-off performance evaluation of specific tasks upon hire and orientation to the program, and annually thereafter Job related competency in-services including a practicum demonstration and written assessment Mandatory in-service training Department staff meetings Must be medically cleared for communicable diseases and have all immunizations up-to-date before engaging in direct participant contact.

CNA

Part-time

Nurse Assistant - 4 South Telemetry

apartment McLaren Health Care location_onMount Clemens, MI

Department: 4 South Telemetry Daily Work Times: 7a-7:30p Shift : Days Scheduled Bi-Weekly Hours: 48 Benefits: 403(b) Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Position Summary: Under the direct supervision of a Nurse, contributes to the delivery of patient-centered care through: Performance of selected day-to-day patient care activities. Maintenance of an environment that is functionally and aesthetically conducive to patient well-being. Demonstrates unit/area-designated competencies. Interacts with patients considering their developmental, age-specific, and cultural spiritual preferences. Responsibilities: Performs specific patient care interventions as delegated by the RN in effort to identify/attain treatment goals. Delivers compassionate support, attention, and assistance to patients and families. Provides physical support for patients with daily activities and personal hygiene, including bathing, showering, feeding, dressing, getting out of bed, using the toilet, walking, standing or exercising. Ensures compliance with all health care regulations, including HIPAA and OSHA. Maintains safe and clean working environment and protects patients and employees by adhering to infection-control, hazardous waste and other policies and protocols. Performs other related job duties as requested. Required: High School Diploma or equivalent Formal education or training in a medical careers program OR enrollment in nursing school OR two or more years’ experience in a Patient Care Associate/Nurse Assistant role BLS certification from American Heart Association (AHA), American Red Cross (ARC), or Canadian equivalent, is required before start date and valid at least 60 days beyond start date Preferred: State Certified Nursing Assistant Basic EMT Certification LPN License Additional Information Schedule: Part-time Requisition ID: 25004072 Daily Work Times: 7a-730p Hours Per Pay Period: 48 On Call: No Weekends: Yes Show more Show less

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Telemetry

Part-time

Nurse Assistant - Telemetry 4S

apartment McLaren Health Care location_onMount Clemens, MI

Dept: Telemetry Hours per pay period: 48 Schedule: 7p-730a Position Summary: Under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN), contributes to the delivery of patient-centered care through: Performance of selected day-to-day patient care activities. Maintenance of an environment that is functionally and aesthetically conducive to patient well-being. Demonstrates unit/area-designated competencies. Interacts with patients considering their developmental, age-specific, and cultural spiritual preferences. Essential Functions and Responsibilities: Always introduce self and explains care role. Receives report from appropriate RN. Performs specific patient care interventions as delegated by the RN in effort to identify/attain treatment goals. Assists in establishing and maintains a patient care environment that is clean, safe, and conducive to patient/family well being. Prepare patient room for arrival, assists in transfers and or discharge of patients. Orients patient/family/visitors to patient room, unit, waiting area and facilities. Assists patient/family in the use of hospital equipment (telephone, lights, television). Makes occupied and unoccupied beds and collects and disposes of soiled linen. Answers call lights and telephones. Exemplifies the highest levels of customer service standards when performing these tasks. Performs safety checks and observes hospital safety guidelines, documents as required Perform competency routine oxygen therapy, pulse oximetry. Follows and adheres to all policies and procedures including infection control (use of body substance isolation and use of personal protective equipment when in contact with body fluids and other isolation status as ordered). Assists patient with menu selection or assists patient care partner in doing so. Distributes nourishments and orders late trays. Assists patient and care partner with ADL’s including bathing, showering, toileting, feeding, positioning, turning, transferring, and ambulating. Records/calculates intake output observations, and care intervention in designated areas of the record or on appropriate forms. Performs all activities related to routine capillary blood glucose monitoring. Applies support/orthopedic devices such as TED hose and SCD’s. Participates in efforts to maintain and monitor patient safety through the appropriate application and use of safety devices and safety interventions as directed by the RN. Checks/restocks unit’s routine and emergency equipment/supplies. Collects/sends/takes labeled specimens to the lab. May discontinue peripheral intravenous lines as directed by RN. Obtains routine vital signs and temperature and documents in appropriate area or the EMR (electronic medical record). Assists the patient with coughing, deep breathing, use of incentive spirometer, suctions patient orally. Applies warm/cold therapies (heating pads, ice packs, and warm soaks) as directed by RN. Administers enemas and documents in appropriate area of the EMR as designated by the RN. Places patients on monitors/telemetry and maintains lead placement as directed by RN. Assist in preparing the body following death. Seeks out Registered Nurse for additional assignments. Documents patient care rendered. Answers the phone and communicates messages. Seeks ongoing learning experiences by attending appropriate in-services, continuing education, and mandatory programs. Participates in quality management and process improvement activities and staff meetings as delegated by the RN, Clinical Manager and/or unit Director. Performs other related job duties as requested. Qualifications: Required: High School Diploma or GED Formal education or training in a medical careers program OR enrollment in nursing school OR two or more years’ experience in a Patient Care Associate/Nurse Assistant role BLS card from AHA required before start date (valid at least 60 days beyond start date)." BLS card from AHA required before start date (valid at least 60 days beyond start date)." BLS certification from American Heart Association (AHA), American Red Cross (ARC), or Canadian equivalent, is required before start date and valid at least 60 days beyond start date . Preferred: CNA Certification Basic EMT Certification LPN License Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans Additional Information Schedule: Part-time Requisition ID: 25004546 Daily Work Times: 7p-730a Hours Per Pay Period: 48 On Call: No Weekends: Yes Show more Show less

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