CNA Salary in Reading, PA

Job SummaryThe CNA is responsible for providing nursing care to patients under the supervision and direction of a registered nurse.All CNA duties are subject, but not limited to:Assisted Daily Livings within a hospital setting (bathing, changing, toileting, dressing, etc..)Light Housekeeping in the patient rooms, as well as maintaining cleanliness in the utility rooms, linen and storage closets, and hallways.Clinical patient care that does not require a nursing license to performAssisting with call lights, phone operations, and orienting patient families/visitors, and maintaining properly stocked patient care areas.Maintaining correct electronic medical records, and properly documenting all patient care interactions.Reviews and discusses patient care plans, as well as ongoing patient care activities with the assigned Registered Nurse.Maintains efficient patient flow by being aware of room availability and patient intakes/discharges.Cleans patient rooms after patient discharge with the assistance of the nursing staff, and properly disposes of all items used during a patient stay in the proper containers. Reusable items must be correctly processed for sterilization and reuse.Must demonstrate knowledge and execution of correct patient safety practices.Demonstrates responsible, professional behavior in all aspects of the job, while working in a team setting.Current Openings:Full-Time, Day Shift: 7:00am-3:30pm, every other weekend and a holiday rotationFull-Time, Evening Shift: 3:00pm-11:30pm, every other weekend and a holiday rotationFull-Time, Night Shift: 11:00pm-7:30am, every other weekend and a holiday rotationPart-Time, Day Shift: 7:00am-3:30pm, every other weekend and a holiday rotationPart-Time, Evening Shift: 3:00pm-11:30pm, every other weekend and a holiday rotationPat-Time, Night Shift: 11:00pm-7:30am, every other weekend and a holiday rotationFloat Pool: 11:00am-11:30pm and 7:30am, evey other weekend and a holiday rotation#READ QualificationsEducation RequirementsHigh School Diploma - OR - GEDExperienceRelevant ExperienceCertification and Licensure PA Nurse Aide CertificationBLS CertificationRequired SkillsCustomer Service SkillsExcellent Communications SkillsListening SkillsMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft OutlookMicrosoft WordOverviewHelping patients achieve each and every milestone on their road to recovery.For patients who have experienced functional loss of disability as a result of an accident, illness or injury, everything you need to reclaim your life - from comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation and transitional care to outpatient programs - is here, all under one roof.Our specialized team of board-certified rehab physicians, certified rehab nurses, clinicians, certified nurse assistants, patient care assistants and dedicated therapists deliver an unparalleled level of care and encouragement through state-of the-art-technology, advanced therapies and wellness environments.Our facility offers:A 62-bed Acute Rehabilitation Unit including an 11-bed secured Brain Injury UnitA 50-bed Transitional Sub-Acute Unit for skilled careHighly skilled therapistsSpeech, physical, and occupational therapy programmingTherapeutic recreation and activitiesSpacious private rooms with large private bathrooms and flat screen televisionsAquatic therapy poolOn-site pharmacy, laboratory, and radiological servicesOutdoor therapeutic gardenComfortable lounges with flat screen televisions, computers, and free internet accessPlenty of visiting areas for patients, friends, and familiesEasy access and free parkingReading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing is the only hospital in the region accredited by both the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and The Joint Commission. Our Stroke Specialty and Brain Injury Programs are also CARF-accredited.Accreditation by CARF is evidence that Reading Hospital strives to improve efficiency, fiscal health, and service delivery - creating a foundation for continuous quality improvement and consumer satisfaction. Joint Commission accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to meeting certain performance standards.

Job SummaryThe CNA is responsible for providing nursing care to patients under the supervision and direction of a registered nurse.All CNA duties are subject, but not limited to:Assisted Daily Livings within a hospital setting (bathing, changing, toileting, dressing, etc..)Light Housekeeping in the patient rooms, as well as maintaining cleanliness in the utility rooms, linen and storage closets, and hallways.Clinical patient care that does not require a nursing license to performAssisting with call lights, phone operations, and orienting patient families/visitors, and maintaining properly stocked patient care areas.Maintaing correct electronic medical records, and properly documenting all patient care interactions.Reviews and discusses patient care plans, as well as ongoing patient care activities with the assigned Registered Nurse.Maintains efficient patient flow by being aware of room availailability and patient intakes/discharges.Cleans patient rooms after patient discharge with the assistance of the nursing staff, and properly disposes of all items used during a patient stay in the proper containers. Reusable items must be correctly processed for sterilization and reuse.Must demonstrate knowledge and execution of correct patient safety practices.Demonstrates responsible, professional behavior in all aspects of the job, while working in a team setting.#READ QualificationsEducation RequirementsHigh School Diploma - OR - GEDExperienceRelevant ExperienceCertification and LicensureIf hired for the Transitional Sub-Acute Unit (TSU) at Reading Health Rehabilitation Hospital (RHRH), PA Nurse Aide CertificationBLS CertificationRequired SkillsCustomer Service SkillsExcellent Communications SkillsListening SkillsMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft OutlookMicrosoft WordOverviewHelping patients achieve each and every milestone on their road to recovery.For patients who have experienced functional loss of disability as a result of an accident, illness or injury, everything you need to reclaim your life - from comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation and transitional care to outpatient programs - is here, all under one roof.Our specialized team of board-certified rehab physicians, certified rehab nurses, clinicians, certified nurse assistants, patient care assistants and dedicated therapists deliver an unparalleled level of care and encouragement through state-of the-art-technology, advanced therapies and wellness environments.Our facility offers:A 62-bed Acute Rehabilitation Unit including an 11-bed secured Brain Injury UnitA 50-bed Transitional Sub-Acute Unit for skilled careHighly skilled therapistsSpeech, physical, and occupational therapy programmingTherapeutic recreation and activitiesSpacious private rooms with large private bathrooms and flat screen televisionsAquatic therapy poolOn-site pharmacy, laboratory, and radiological servicesOutdoor therapeutic gardenComfortable lounges with flat screen televisions, computers, and free internet accessPlenty of visiting areas for patients, friends, and familiesEasy access and free parkingReading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing is the only hospital in the region accredited by both the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and The Joint Commission. Our Stroke Specialty and Brain Injury Programs are also CARF-accredited.Accreditation by CARF is evidence that Reading Hospital strives to improve efficiency, fiscal health, and service delivery - creating a foundation for continuous quality improvement and consumer satisfaction. Joint Commission accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to meeting certain performance standards.