The CNALPN performs specific patient care such as assisting with personal hygiene, taking and recording vital signs, using safe transfer techniques and performing restorative nursing with residents. The CNA or LPN assists nursing personnel under the direct supervision of the registered nurse by observing and reporting resident conditions.   Applicants must be compassionate, caring and efficient in dealing with decision making while managing time and deadlines in a positive fashion.

Education:         Graduate of Nursing Assistant training program. Must be listed in Wisconsin Nursing  Assistant Registry, or Licensed Practical Nurse.

Certifications:    CPR Certification required (can get on the job)

Shift:                    Working 20 hours a week on the PM shift, with rotating weekends.