Providing both compassionate care and practical help, CNAs assist individuals with daily living needs around the clock. They play a vital role in helping those managing chronic conditions or recovering from illness, ensuring consistent care and attentive monitoring around the clock. CNAs assist with daily living tasks such as grooming, mobility, and hygiene—helping to minimize discomfort, prevent injury, and promote dignity. Working closely with Registered Nurses and Licensed Vocational Nurses, they form an essential part of the care team, offering reliable, hands-on support every step of the way.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Responsibilities:
- Operate basic medical equipment such as pulse oximeters and nebulizers with care and accuracy.
- Record vital signs and document essential health-related data to support ongoing care.
- Monitor and report notable changes in a patient’s condition—whether improvements or concerns.
- Assist in safely positioning or supporting patients to prevent injury and ensure comfort.
- Maintain a clean, hazard-free patient environment to support health and safety.
- Evaluate patients’ physical conditions to assist in diagnosis or clinical assessments.
- Engage patients in conversation to better understand their needs and emotional well-being.
- Reposition patients as needed to enhance comfort and reduce the risk of bedsores or injury.
- Offer gentle reminders to help patients stay on track with their medication schedules.
- Perform basic healthcare tasks such as dressing wounds and providing routine treatments.
- Explain medical instructions or care updates in simple terms to patients and their families.
- Assist patients and families in making informed decisions about their care plans.
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