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McMurray Hills Rehabilitation and Healthcare · McMurray, Pennsylvania 15317
Certified Nursing Assistant
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Physical workplace
McMurray Hills Rehabilitation and Healthcare
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Requirements
Active CNA certification in Pennsylvania; Compassionate, dependable, and team-oriented; Ability to perform physical tasks related to resident care
All stated details
- Role
- Certified Nursing Assistant
- Role details
- Rehabilitation
- Base pay
- $19–$20/hr
- Differentials
- shift differential), Overnight 11PM-7AM (+$0.50 · shift differential).
- Physical workplace
- McMurray Hills Rehabilitation and Healthcare
- Location and setting
- McMurray, Pennsylvania 15317
- Bonus and benefits
- 401(k) · Dental insurance · Disability insurance · Health insurance
- Requirements
- Active CNA certification in Pennsylvania; Compassionate, dependable, and team-oriented; Ability to perform physical tasks related to resident care
- Hiring employer
- McMurray Hills Rehabilitation and Healthcare
- Posting status
- Active
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