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The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

This is a travel contract position for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist responsible for administering radiopharmaceuticals, processing imaging data, and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations. The role requires graduation from an AMA-approved program, registry by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology, and preferably 18 months of experience in critical care settings. Benefits include weekly pay, housing allowances, health insurance, and travel reimbursements provided by a Joint Commission-certified staffing agency.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.

The Senior Nursing Assistant provides direct, resident-centered care in a long-term care facility, assisting with daily living activities and supporting nursing staff. They are responsible for vital sign collection, documentation, infection control, and aiding in restorative and recreational programs. Certification as a CNA and prior experience in long-term care are required to ensure quality care for elderly residents.