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CareNest Health Services Inc

Certified Nursing Assistant || $1020/Week for 40 Hours ||

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) -
Travel Contract Location:
Concord, NH Shift:
Day Shift ||
Evening Shift Contract Length:
13 Weeks | 40 Hours per
Week Gross Weekly Pay:
$1,020/week (40 hours) We are currently seeking a dedicated and compassionate Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) for a 13-week contract assignment in Concord, NH. This is an excellent opportunity for CNAs looking for consistent hours, competitive weekly pay, and a supportive healthcare environment. Job Responsibilities Assist patients with daily living activities including bathing, grooming, dressing, and feeding Monitor and record patient vital signs and report changes to nursing staff Support patient mobility and ensure comfort and safety Maintain a clean and organized patient care environment Provide compassionate care while following facility policies and procedures Schedule Day Shift 40 Hours Per Week 13-
Week Contract Compensation Gross Weekly Pay:
$1,020/week (based on 40 hours) Requirements Active CNA License in the State of New Hempshire Current BLS Certification Strong communication and patient care skills Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced healthcare setting Apply today to join a team committed to quality patient care and professional excellence! Bobby Chaudhary 469-553-0416 bobby@carenesthealth.com #
Vishal Work Location:
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