Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA)

Looking for a career that truly matters? As an LNA at Cedarcrest, you’ll be part of a compassionate team providing life-changing care and support to incredible children and young adults with complex medical needs. The Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) plays a vital role in providing direct care, daily support, and habilitation services. This position is responsible for fostering a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment in alignment with Cedarcrest Center’s mission, policies, and procedures.

Current openings are available on the evening shift (2:00 PM – 10:00 PM) and overnight shift (10:00 PM – 6:00 AM).

Primary Responsibilities:

• Direct Care & Daily Living Support:
  • Provide personalized care based on each child’s individual plan of care.
  • Assist with daily routines including bathing, dressing, feeding, toileting, and mobility.
  • Safely lift, transfer, and position residents in accordance with facility protocols.
  • Apply braces, splints, and utilize adaptive equipment as directed by nursing and therapy teams.
  • Follow and implement specialized programs and treatments as instructed.
• Program Engagement:
  • Support resident participation in daily activities, educational programs, and recreational opportunities.
  • Encourage maximum independence and meaningful engagement throughout the day.
  • Document resident participation in activities and individualized programs, as required.
• Documentation & Monitoring:
  • Accurately chart care and observations in the electronic medical record each shift.
  • Report any changes in a resident’s condition promptly to the nurse.
  • Record data on assigned resident goals and assist with vital signs, weights, and measurements as needed.
• Support Services:
  • Prepare formulas and feeding pumps for enteral nutrition, once trained.
  • Monitor and replenish stock of personal care and nutrition supplies.
  • Assist with care and maintenance of resident belongings, mobility devices, and equipment.
  • Contribute to maintaining a clean, organized, and safe environment by performing tasks such as making beds, cleaning rooms, and adhering to hygiene protocols.

Qualifications:

Licensure: Must hold a current New Hampshire Nursing Assistant license; ongoing licensure renewal is required to remain in good standing.