University of Miami Hospital

Healthcare

CertifiedNursingAssistant3,NeuroIntensiveCareUnit,Full-Time

$1–1k Miami, Florida, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
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The Brief

“Certified Nursing Assistant 3, Neuro Intensive Care Unit, Full-Time at University of Miami Hospital. Skills: Patient hygiene, Patient care, Vital signs monitoring. Provide patients’ personal hygiene. Assist with meals and feeds patients”

Industry & Context.

Healthcare
Problems you'll solve

Ability to analyze

Eligibility Requirements

Ability to work evenings, nights, and weekends as necessary

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Certified Nursing Assistant license, Minimum 5 years of relevant experience

Nice to Have

Proficiency in computer software (i. e. Microsoft Office)

What You'll Do.

Provide patients’ personal hygiene

Assist with meals and feeds patients

Perform urine testing

Answer patients’ call lights

Maintain a safe environment

Transport patients and equipment

Report patient conditions to nurse

Measure and record intake and output

Check and record vital signs

Provide patient help with walking

Perform minor physical therapy routines

Collect urine samples

Monitor intravenous nutrition

Assist lower level CNAs

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Ability to work in a collaborative environment

Full Job Description

**_Current Employees:_** If you are a current Staff, Faculty or Temporary employee at the University of Miami, please click [here](https://www.myworkday.com/umiami/d/task/1422$7248.htmld) to log in to Workday to use the internal application process. To learn how to apply for a faculty or staff position, please review this [tip sheet](https://my.it.miami.edu/wda/erpsec/tipsheets/ER_eRecruiting_ApplyforaJob.pdf). **Shift: Full-Time, 3 X 12 hrs. Days, evenings, nights (depending on availability)** **Work Location: University of Miami Hospital UTower - Neuro Intensive Care Unit (NICU)** **CORE JOB FUNCTIONS** * Provides for patients’ personal hygiene by giving bedpans, urinals, baths, backrubs, shampoos, and shaves, and assisting with showers. * Assists with meals and feeds patients, ambulates, turns, and positions patients, and provides fresh water and nourishment between meals. * Administers enemas, douches, non-sterile dressings, surgical preps, ice packs, heat treatments, therapeutic and sitz baths, and applies restraints. * Performs sugar and acetone urine testing, specimen collection, and post-mortem care. * Answers patients’ call lights and requests promptly. * Maintains a safe and attractive environment for patients and staff and transports patients and equipment. * Reports patient conditions to the assigned nurse to ensure professional assessment. * Measures and records food and liquid intake, output, checks, and records vital signs. * Provides patient help with walking, exercising, and moving in and out of bed. * Performs minor physical therapy routines and turning in bed to prevent bedsores. * May collect urine samples, attach EKG leads and remove catheters. * Assembles, monitors, and discontinues feeding of intravenous nutrition. * Assists lower level certified nursing assistants. * Adheres to University and unit-level policies, procedures, and safeguards University assets. **_This list of duties and responsibilities is not intended to be all-inclusive and m

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