CNA to Certified GNA Job Opportunity Today! - ACI Federal™

Are you ready to elevate your career? An exciting opportunity awaits you! We currently have multiple open CNA positions available at a long-term care facility in Maryland. It is crucial to fill these positions promptly. ACI Federal is presenting a unique opportunity for CNAs to work in Maryland for up to 120 days, engaging in a GNA course and exam.

This program offers CNAs a pathway to advance by enrolling in a GNA program while working in a LTC facility as a CNA. Upon successful completion of 30 days of employment and the course, ACI Federal will reimburse you for half the cost of your GNA exam and the full cost after 160 days of employment. 

Are you thrilled about this incredible chance? Your nursing future is calling!

A Certified Nursing Assistant performs many basic care tasks for patients, like grooming, dressing, bathing, eating and exercising. They also assist the nursing staff with medical tasks like taking blood, monitoring vitals with medical equipment and reporting patient behavior and wellbeing. Their role is to ensure patients are comfortable and well cared for while under the care of Doctors and Nurses. GNA's are very similar, actually they are CNA's too, but more highly trained in geriatric care, and receive an additional certification - the GNA - that is required in Maryland to work in a LTC facility.  

Essential Job Functions

• Administer questionnaires to patients
• Measure and record vital signs
• Clean and dress wounds
• Maintain patient hygiene including proper care of a bedpan
• Specific medical care such as catheter, dental care, perineal care
• Repositioning patients
• Feeding patients
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements

• Must have active CNA License
• Must have and maintain a current CPR certification
• Must be immunized for defined illnesses and diseases

Physical Requirements

• Walk or stand long periods of time
• Stand for long periods of time
• Bend or twist their body
• Repeat same movements
• Use hands/fingers to handle, control or feel objects, tools or controls