Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA) - Long Term Care - Full Time Evening - Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Skilled Nursing
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University of Vermont Health is hiring a Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA) - Long Term Care - Full Time Evening - Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Skilled Nursing. The Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) provides direct and indirect patient care, assisting nurses in a long‑term care setting by supporting daily living activities, monitoring vitals, and maintaining patient hygiene to ensure safety and comfort.
Key focus areas include Provide assistance with activities of daily living, Monitor vital signs, and Assist with patient mobility.
Successful candidates bring LNA Licensed In Vermont, Previous Health Care Experience, and CPR Certification. Important skills include Microsoft Applications. Preferred (not required): EMR and Problem Solving.
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Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA) - Long Term Care - Full Time Evening - Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Skilled Nursing
Job Details
Job Ref:
R0088727
Category:
LNA
Employment Type:
Full-Time
Location:
30 Porter Dr, Middlebury, VT 05753
Department:
Porter - HP Long Term Care
Job Type:
Regular
Primary Shift:
Evening-8hr
Hours:
Hours per Week:
36
Weekend Needs:
Every Other
Pay Rate:
$21.99 - $32.67 per hour
This is a bargaining union position.
Job Description:
The Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) plays a critical role in providing direct and indirect patient care and assisting healthcare professionals in maintaining a safe and comfortable environment for patients. LNAs work under the supervision of registered nurses (RNs) or licensed practical nurses (LPNs) to ensure the physical and emotional well-being of patients. They provide assistance with activities of daily living, vital signs monitoring, patient mobility, and maintaining patient hygiene. The LNA's contribution to the healthcare team is essential for delivering high-quality patient care and promoting a positive patient experience.
Education:
LNA, licensed in Vermont.
Experience:
Previous health care experience preferred.
CPR certification preferred.
Medical terminology certification or education preferred.
Past experience with electronic health records and Microsoft applications preferred.
Ability to solve simple problems.
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