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Community Support Services for the Deaf, Inc.

CNA - Certified Nursing Assistant

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CNA - Certified Nursing Assistant Community Support Services for the Deaf, Inc. - 1.0 Windsor Mill, MD Job Details Full-time $18 an hour 18 hours ago
Qualifications Driver's License CNA Full Job Description Job Description:
Position:
Certified Nursing Assistant - CNA. A compassionate person who provides care and assists with activities of daily living for Deaf Adults with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities in a group home setting. Responsibilities include toileting, bathing, feeding, administering medications, lifting and transferring, and assisting with medical appointments.
Expectations:
Must be a team player that has patience, a positive attitude and shows respect at all times. Reports daily with Manager and communication is clear and detailed. Annual Physical and Flu vaccine required.
Qualifications:
Valid driver's license with no more than 2 points on a driving record. 1-2 years of Certified Nursing Assistant experience preferred. Willing to learn American Sign Language (ASL)
Application Deadline:
Until filled.
Salary:
$18.00/hour.
Work Hours:
Full-time M-F 3p-11p in the Baltimore area
Contact Person:
Leanne Fescina - 443.348.8256 (VP); 410.597.8780 (Voice) 410.597.8808 (Fax)
Job Types:
Full-time.
Weekly schedule:
Monday to Friday.
Education:
High school or equivalent. (Preferred).
Experience:
CNA:
1 year. (Required).
License/Certification:
CNA (Required).
Work Location:
In person.
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