What We Offer:

Full-Time Day in the Coastal Professional Nursing Resource Team - Expand Your Skills with a Supportive, Dynamic Team The

CST-PNRT

offers a dynamic and collaborative environment built on trust, adaptability, and professional growth. Certified nursing assistants in this department demonstrate a high level of autonomy and accountability as they support multiple units and diverse patient populations. Team members are empowered to make sound clinical decisions, manage their assignments independently, and adapt quickly to changing needs. Leadership is engaged and supportive, fostering an environment that values initiative, critical thinking, and excellence in patient care. The Float Pool is ideal for certified nursing assistants who take pride in their independence, professionalism, and ability to thrive in a variety of clinical settings.

Schedule :

6:45am - 7:15pm, Day Shift, Full-time (Float Pool Differential)

Department :

Coastal Professional Nursing Resource Team (CST-PNRT)

Location :

Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center Novant Health New Hanover Orthopedic Hospital What We're Looking For:

Education :

High School or GED, required.

Experience :

One year, preferred.

Licensure/Certification :

Completion of NAI program, required. Listed with the nurse aide registry as an NA I, required. Medication Safety - AME, required. Additional Skills/Requirements (preferred) : Basic computer skills for documentation

What You'll Do:

Deliver high‑quality, patient‑centered care by using your clinical experience to anticipate needs, support daily activities, and promote comfort and dignity throughout each patient's stay. Serve as a trusted partner to nurses and providers, using your seasoned judgment to share meaningful observations, support care plans, and help the team stay aligned in a fast‑paced environment. Guide safe mobility and recovery efforts, drawing on your expertise to assist with ambulation, repositioning, and fall‑prevention practices that keep patients progressing safely. Ensure accurate, timely documentation of vitals and patient status, contributing reliable information that strengthens communication and supports excellent clinical decision‑making. Foster a calm, supportive environment for patients and families, using your experience to offer reassurance, set expectations, and help others feel grounded during challenging moments.