Job Description
Action Health Staffing seeks a compassionate Certified Nursing Assistant to provide hands-on care in home care and medical settings across North Carolina. CNAs will assist with ADLs, vital signs, mobility support, basic restorative care, and documentation while following care plans under RN/LPN supervision. You'll work closely with patients, families, and clinical teams to promote safety, dignity, and comfort. Enjoy flexible scheduling, varied assignments (home care, facilities, and clinics), and strong office support in a collaborative, caregiver-focused culture committed to professionalism and reliable, high-quality care.
Responsibilities
- Provide direct patient care and assistance with activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, feeding).
- Measure and record vital signs, weight, and intake/output per care plan and agency protocols.
- Assist with transfers, ambulation, and use of mobility aids while following safe patient-handling techniques.
- Observe, document, and promptly report changes in patient condition to supervising nurse or care coordinator.
- Support basic restorative and comfort care, including positioning, range-of-motion exercises, and skin integrity monitoring.
- Follow individualized care plans, infection-control standards, and safety policies in home and facility environments.
- Maintain accurate, timely documentation and communicate effectively with patients, families, and the healthcare team.
- Provide compassionate, respectful care that protects patient dignity, privacy, and cultural preferences.
- Assist with simple household tasks related to patient care in home settings, such as light tidying and meal preparation.
- Collaborate with Action Health Staffing office staff to manage schedules, assignments, and ongoing shifts.
Required Skills
- Patient care and activities of daily living (ADLs)
- Vital sign measurement and monitoring
- Safe patient transfer and mobility assistance
- Infection prevention and control
- Basic restorative and comfort care
- Use of electronic and paper clinical documentation
- Observation and reporting of patient status
- HIPAA and patient confidentiality practices
- Home care and facility safety procedures
- Communication with patients, families, and clinical staff
