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The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided.

Join Our Team as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Provide Compassionate Care and Support to Residents We're seeking a reliable and dedicated Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to join our team! This role requires strong attendance, multitasking skills, and a professional, cooperative demeanor. You'll play a key role in supporting our residents with daily care while working closely with the care team to provide high-quality service. Your Impact as a Certified Nursing Assistant In this role, you will: Provide Personal Care: Assist with grooming, bathing, catheter care, pericare, and dressing, following care policy guidelines Maintain Resident Environment: Change linens and ensure grooming supplies are stocked Support Mobility: Safely ambulate and transfer residents using assistive devices and proper body mechanics Record Vital Information: Accurately document vitals, weights, intake/output, and meal consumption Assist with Positioning: Turn and reposition residents routinely for comfort and safety Encourage Engagement: Lead range of motion exercises and provide reality orientation as directed What Makes You a Great Fit We're looking for someone who: Holds a current Nursing Assistant Certification from the State of Texas Can accurately record information and perform technical procedures Communicates well and demonstrates self-discipline and patience Genuinely cares for the elderly and individuals with disabilities Understands and upholds the Patient Bill of Rights and Employee Responsibilities Follows all safety policies and procedures Benefits (Full-Time) Comprehensive Coverage: Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance Extra Protection: AD&D, Short-Term Disability, Cancer, Critical Illness, and more Life Insurance: Whole and Term Policies Professional Growth: Tuition Reimbursement for continued education Time to Recharge: Paid Time Off Retirement Planning: Immediate 401(k) eligibility Unwavering Support: Exceptional corporate resources Equal Opportunity Employer Creative Solutions in Healthcare is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environment. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetics, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected status under applicable law.

Join Our Team as a Certified Medication Aide Support Resident Care with Precision and Compassion We're seeking a reliable and dedicated Certified Medication Aide to join our growing team! This role is essential in delivering accurate and compassionate care through proper medication administration. Success in this role requires consistency, strong attention to detail, and a professional, team-oriented attitude. Your Impact as a Certified Medication Aide In this role, you will: Administer Medications: Dispense prescribed PO, topical (unbroken skin), and rectal medications per physician's orders and company policy Monitor and Report: Watch for and report any adverse medication reactions or changes in resident status Document Accurately: Record all medication administration in compliance with policies Ensure Safety: Maintain control of the medication cart and ensure a safe, hazard-free environment Protect Privacy: Safeguard the confidentiality of resident information Adhere to Infection Control: Follow all infection control procedures during medication administration Report Errors: Immediately report any medication errors to the Charge Nurse What Makes You a Great Fit We're looking for someone who: Holds a current Texas Medication Aide certification Has experience and competence in medication administration procedures Communicates clearly and demonstrates patience, discipline, and professionalism Pays close attention to detail and ensures accurate documentation Benefits (Full-Time) Comprehensive Coverage: Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance Extra Protection: AD&D, Short-Term Disability, Cancer, Critical Illness, and more Life Insurance: Whole and Term Policies Professional Growth: Tuition Reimbursement for continued education Time to Recharge: Paid Time Off Retirement Planning: Immediate 401(k) eligibility Unwavering Support: Exceptional corporate resources Equal Opportunity Employer We are an equal opportunity employer and prohibit discrimination/harassment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) is preferred Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. At least 16 years of age.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) is preferred Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. At least 16 years of age.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) is preferred Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. At least 16 years of age.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. This is not a long-term role; you will need to apply for and be accepted into our Nurse Aide Training Program to continue your career with us as a Nurse Aide in Training. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) Ability to understand, remember and carry out oral and written instructions in English. Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. Must be capable of performing the Essential Job Functions of this job, with or without reasonable accommodation.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) is preferred Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. At least 16 years of age.

Primary Responsibilities The Restorative Aide will be responsible for assisting residents to achieve and maintain an optimal level of self-care and independence through rehabilitation care. Essential Functions Perform restorative services such as exercises that improve the use of limbs and body functions according to the resident's care plan Observe and report for signs and symptoms of change in condition and patient response to treatment Complete admission and routine heights and weights. Complete and chart monthly vital signs flowsheets and restorative grids Organize patient care activities to complete patient care based on priority of patient needs At times, Restorative Aides may be asked to assist with C.N.A. assignments Qualifications Educational/Training Requirements Must be able to pass Restorative Aide Training Program provided by the facility Licensing Requirements Must be a Certified Nurse Aide Experience Requirements Previous experience in skilled nursing is preferred Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative but not necessary all inclusive, of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to effectively communicate. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Action Rarely Occasionally Frequently Lifting - 1-25 lbs X Lifting - 25-50 lbs X Lifting - 50+ lbs X Carrying - 1-25 lbs X Carrying - 25-50 lbs X Carrying - 50+ lbs X Pushing/Pulling - 1-25 lbs X Pushing/Pulling - 25-50 lbs X Pushing/Pulling - 50+ lbs X Sliding/Transferring - 1-25 lbs X Sliding/Transferring - 25-50 lbs X Sliding/Transferring - 50+ lbs X Standing X Sitting X Walking X Speaking X Driving X Balancing/Climbing X Stooping/Kneeling X Crouching/Crawling X Reaching X Hearing/Listening X Seeing X Turning/Twisting/Leaning X

Primary Responsibilities The Restorative Aide will be responsible for assisting residents to achieve and maintain an optimal level of self-care and independence through rehabilitation care. Essential Functions * Perform restorative services such as exercises that improve the use of limbs and body functions according to the resident's care plan * Observe and report for signs and symptoms of change in condition and patient response to treatment Complete admission and routine heights and weights. * Complete and chart monthly vital signs flowsheets and restorative grids * Organize patient care activities to complete patient care based on priority of patient needs * At times, Restorative Aides may be asked to assist with C.N.A. assignments

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) is preferred Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. At least 16 years of age.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) is preferred Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. At least 16 years of age.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) is preferred Ability to speak clearly and hear well enough to communicate with residents. Ability to complete assignments while having constant interruptions. At least 16 years of age.

The Hospitality Aide will provide assigned residents with non-clinical care and services in accordance with directives given by the Charge Nurse. Works under the general direction and supervision of the Charge Nurse. 1. Follow resident assignment schedule as made out by charge nurse. This requires the ability to be mentally alert and communicate verbally and in writing information regarding resident's condition and care. 2. Walk with ambulatory residents or push in a wheelchair as required. It also involves the ability to safely perform movements such as pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, kneeling, reaching and lifting in excess of 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodations. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 3. Comb hair, nail care (cannot use clippers,) of any residents assigned. Manual dexterity required performing tasks in assisting residents with their personal needs. 4. Answer call lights in a timely manner, determine if request does not involve direct care and then carry out request. Examples of non-direct care would be, helping with TV, telephone, getting a personal item for a resident, giving them a blanket or pillow, giving them a food tray or snack, or refill water/ice. 5. Provide pre and post meal grooming, including washing hands and face, assist to and from dining room. 6. Clean water pitchers and keep fresh water at bedside. Offer water and/or juices several times to residents who request and can drink independently. 7. Maintain proper oral hygiene by assisting with setting up to brush teeth, providing denture care and keeping mouth clean. 8. Be alert to resident's comforts and needs. Answer their requests promptly and report to nurse any needs that exceed your ability. 9. Knocks before entering a resident's room and requests permission to enter room. 10. Uses tactful, appropriate communications in sensitive and emotional situations. 11. Promotes positive public relations with resident, family members and guests. 12. Observe all residents and report anything unusual or abnormal to Charge Nurse. Ability to safely care for residents in a patient and respectful manner despite resident's lack of cooperation and/or combativeness. 13. Follow safety guidelines. Promptly remove and clean up urine or bowel excretions from floor and other spills or safety hazards. 14. Clean wheelchairs, beds, nursing equipment, resident personal hygiene items, and other items as directed. Requires the ability to lift at least 25 pounds and remove assistive devices to clean properly. 15. Safely utilize equipment. Report any equipment needing service or repair immediately. 16. Participate in emergency fire or disaster drills and other in-service training as scheduled. Must be able to safely ascend and descend stairwells and assist in an evacuation. 17. Follow Universal Safety Precautions in order to protect self, residents and other staff members. Rinse soiled linen in preparation to be sent to the laundry this involves the capability to withstand strong foul odors and the ability to tolerate wearing necessary personal protective equipment. 18. Bring laundry barrels to laundry room; get linens for beds, makes unoccupied beds. 19. Bring residents to and from daily activities. 20. Assist with actives going on in building. 21. Clerical functions. 22. Must be capable of maintaining regular attendance in accordance with facility attendance policies. Perform special duties as assigned. 23. Promotes positive public relations with patients, residents, family members and guests. 24. May be required to perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Administrator, Director of Nursing and Charge Nurse in accordance with the qualifications and training provided.