Certified Nurse Assistant - Home Health

Join our dedicated Community Health Services team and make a meaningful impact by helping clients achieve their best health and independence. Work in a supportive, community-focused environment where your care directly enhances clients’ quality of life.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Community-Centric: Pairing small town values with industry-leading standards, South Peninsula Hospital values and invests in our staff and deeply cares about our patients.
• Benefits: South Peninsula Hospital provides a competitive salary and industry-leading benefits, including Health/Dental/Vision Insurance with up to a $2000 HRA and generous PTO. Loan forgiveness and tuition reimbursement programs are available.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Provide personal care to clients under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.
• Assist clients in maintaining or improving their health and self-care abilities.
• Promote dignity and comfort for all clients.
• Support the health team by accurately reporting client status and needs.
• Maintain professional communication and documentation standards.

KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE:

• Must be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or GED.
• Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) certification from the State of Alaska, with ongoing CEUs as required.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required.
• Valid Alaska driver’s license with reliable transportation and vehicle liability insurance.
• Commitment to ongoing continuing education as required.
• Strong communication skills and ability to document care accurately.
• Physical requirement: Ability to lift up to 50 pounds safely and perform physical tasks including walking, standing, stooping, and sitting for extended periods.

ENVIRONMENT:

South Peninsula Hospital is a 22-bed Critical Access Hospital combined with a 28-bed nursing home located on the scenic southern Kenai Peninsula. The role involves moderate physical demands, including walking, standing, and lifting, primarily performed indoors. Job hazards include exposure to infectious diseases, falls, and muscle strains, with safety measures in place to protect staff.