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LNA- Ray of Hope - (Night) 7p-7a
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Cottage Hospital
Haverhill, NH (In Person)
$41,504 Salary, Full-Time
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Job Description
Position range in Grafton County $37k
- $46k Per Year LNA
- Ray of Hope
- (Night) 7p-7a Cottage Hospital
Occupation:
Nursing AssistantsLocation:
Woodsville, NH- 03785 Positions available: 1 Job #:
LNARA001109
Source:
Cottage HospitalPosted:
11/18/2025Web Site:
www.cottagehospital.orgJob Type:
Full Time (30 Hours or More) Job Requirements and Properties Work Onsite Full Time Schedule Full Time Job Description . Join Ray of Hope — Now Offering a $1,000 Sign-On Bonus! At Cottage Hospital, you can learn, grow, and give back while making a meaningful difference. We're seeking a compassionate LNA to join Ray of Hope, our 10-bed inpatient unit serving adults 65+ experiencing mental health challenges. As part of this close-knit team, you'll provide hands-on care and help create a safe, respectful, and therapeutic environment for patients from across the region. If you're looking for work that truly matters in a hospital recognized as a Best Place to Work — we'd love to hear from you!JOB SUMMARY
Ray of Hope is a 10-bed voluntary short-stay inpatient unit for older adults experiencing behavioral health needs. As an LNA, you will provide direct supportive care and assist nurses in delivering safe, high-quality treatment.DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provides supportive care for patients in their activities of daily living.
Activities include:
AM/PM care, monitoring vital signs, feeding, toileting, bathing and dressing, changing bed linens, special observation monitoring and documentation and facilitating basic psychoeducational groups specific to the Geriatric psychiatry unit.- Promptly and accurately communicates patient information to the appropriate team.
- Responds according to unit procedure in emergency situations. Floats to other units as necessary.
- Each shift, stocks patient bedside with required supplies, changes equipment as needed. Each shift, checks and changes needle/syringe containers as needed. Conducts unit safety rounding as assigned. Notifies appropriate department with a decreased par level as needed.
- Answers call bells or requests and refers the appropriate person to them.
- Safely transports patients to and from other departments and areas.
- Participates in the admission or discharge of patients. Escorts patients to hospital exit, removes supplies and equipment from patient room, prepares room for an admission.
- Maintains a therapeutic environment by cleaning and keeping neat the following areas: counters in all utility rooms and equipment, furniture, and toys.
- Completes other tasks as assigned.