C.N.A ( Certified Nursing Assistant)

Certified Nursing Assistant is a trained professional who has direct care with customers and is responsible for the professional and attentive direct care for their personal needs. The CNA delivers quality care in a dignified and compassionate manner, using skills to meet the environmental, physical, and psycho-social needs of the customer. Responsibilities: •Administers and documents the administration of medications in accordance with law and policy governing the use of opiate replacement therapy and in a manner that prevents diversion of these drugs. • Assists the physician to complete necessary assessment and diagnostic procedures to ensure eligibility for opiate replacement therapy. • Efficiently uses Carelogic in a timely manner. Observes urine and prepares urine samples for testing. • Completes other medical procedures related to medication assisted treatment within the scope and practice as ordered by a physician • Provides health education services for participants. • Maintains the clinical file for assigned service recipients to include written assessments within assigned time frame • Prepares and presents of treatment plans within assigned time frame • Documents of services and response to treatment. • Participates in treatment planning and case conferences with other program personnel. • Maintains a therapeutic alliance with service recipients. Requirements Professional Credentials/Certifications • Delaware certification as a certified nursing assistant • CPR and First Aid Certification • Valid driver's license and clean MVR (motor vehicle record) Education and Experience • High School Diploma or GED • Completion of accredited CNA program.