Nursing Assistant I, Emergency Department

Performs designated basic patient care and related nursing tasks to provide optimal/quality care consistent with Hospital mission and Nursing philosophy, goals, standards, and bylaws. Assists the Licensed Nurse in the implementation of nursing care in predictable, uncomplicated, and stable patient situations as directed.

• High School Diploma or GED General Studies Required*

• Successful completion of a applicable state Board of Nursing Aide I approved training program/competency evaluation required.

• Nurse Aide I Registration Division of Facility Services Nurse Aide I Registry Required

• BLS required per policy guidelines

• No prior experience required.

Physical requirements include:

• Lifting 40 pounds from floor to waist,

• Lifting 15 pounds from waist to crown,

• Lifting or carrying 55 pounds horizontally for 2 feet,

• Pushing 80 pounds,

• Pulling 100 pounds,

• Front carrying 25 pounds a distance of 150 feet,

• Gripping 50 pounds with each hand,

• Forward bending in standing for 5 minutes,

• Rotation in standing,

• Repetitive squatting,

• Standing for 5 minutes, and

• Walking frequently.

• Visual acuity required for accurately reading and documenting patient charts and observing patients.

• Sense of smell required for safety issues.

• Sense of touch is required to evaluate patient's vital signs.

• Ability to speak and hear is required to effectively communicate with patients, family members, physicians, and staff.

• Manual finger dexterity for writing, equipment operation (maneuvering wheelchairs/beds), and positioning and moving patients.

• Ability to effectively manage a high stress environment resulting from patient volume.

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