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MedCadre Inc

Travel LNA

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Job Description

Travel Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA)We are seeking a compassionate and dependable Travel Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) to provide direct patient care in healthcare facilities on a temporary travel assignment. The LNA will assist patients with daily living activities, monitor their condition, and support nurses and other healthcare professionals in delivering safe, quality care.
Responsibilities:
Provide assistance with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility. Measure and record vital signs and report changes in patient condition to nursing staff. Assist with feeding, hydration, positioning, and transfers as needed. Maintain a clean, safe, and comfortable patient environment. Assist with ambulation and use of mobility equipment according to patient needs. Provide compassionate support and promote patient dignity and independence. Document patient care and observations accurately. Follow infection control, safety, and facility policies and procedures. Communicate effectively with patients, families, nurses, and other healthcare team members. Adapt quickly to different healthcare settings, procedures, and patient populations during travel assignments.
Qualifications:
Current LNA certification/license as required by the state. Previous experience in a hospital, skilled nursing, long-term care, or similar healthcare setting preferred. Basic knowledge of patient care and safety practices. Strong communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills. Ability to work independently and adapt to new environments. Compassionate, dependable, and patient-focused approach.