CNA- Certified Nursing Assistant- Day Shift

Join Our Collaborative Team at Bangor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center!

• Day shift - 8 hour shifts available!

  Starting 10/1/2026 6:30am-3pm

Are you a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) dedicated to providing the highest quality of care in a patient-centered environment? Do you thrive in a collaborative setting and seek opportunities for professional growth? If so, we invite you to join our team at Bangor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center!

About Us:

At Bangor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, we are committed to creating a comfortable and engaging living environment for our residents. We believe in a collaborative approach, where our team works together to provide nurturing support and direct care.

Position Summary:

We are seeking a passionate and skilled Certified Nursing Assistant to join our team for day shifts (6:30 am - 7:00 pm). In this role, you will provide direct care to residents, ensuring their needs are met with compassion and a patient-centered approach. You will play a key role in creating a positive and supportive atmosphere where residents can remain active and enjoy their time.

Why Join Bangor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center?

• Competitive pay and newly increased hourly wages!

• Collaborative and supportive work environment.

• Commitment to providing the highest quality of care.

• Focus on creating a comfortable and engaging environment for residents.

• Career Development: Bangor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is committed to your professional development! We offer opportunities to strengthen your existing skills, develop new ones, and achieve your career goals. We provide the education and experience to help you advance your career!

• *The rate of pay displayed reflects the beginning of the pay scale. At the time of an offer, determination of your offer will reflect your skills and experience as it relates to the position.

If you experience any technical difficulties or have questions while completing your application, please reach out to our Recruiter, Alicia Melo, for assistance. You can contact her directly at 978-312-4373 or via email at amelo.1@covh.org.

Job Summary

The Certified Nurse Assistant (C.N.A) assists staff members with and contributes to the implementation of the total resident/patient plan of care which includes activities of daily living (eating, dressing, personal care, toileting), education, recreation and transportation in accordance with established policies, procedures and standards of the nursing department.

The C.N.A is directly responsible to the RN/LPN team leader. The C.N.A maintains resident/patient privacy and confidentiality and performs duties in compliance with BNRC’s, A Member of Covenant Health, policies and procedures.

Education

• Must hold an active Maine C.N.A License

Other Required Skills

• Assists with all resident/patient routine activities of daily living including:
  • Feeding
  • Bathing
  • Ambulating
  • Skin Care
• Demonstrates effective listening skills to provide support for resident/patient needs
• Ability to take initial vital signs and provide weights to nursing staff in a timely manner
• Responsible for reporting changes in vital signs or measurements promptly to the Supervisor/Charge Nurse
• Always follows procedures for Universal Precautions
• Monitors and promptly records resident/patient intake and output in accordance with unit standards or physician orders
• Maintains confidentiality of resident/patient related issues; supports resident/patient rights
• Maintains productive working relationship with healthcare team members
• Is a team player, courteous, diplomatic and tactful when interacting with others
• Provides additional care as directed by the RN/LPN
• Assist with orientation of patient/resident/family to unit, facility and services
• Can deliver patient/resident care promptly and accurately as directed by the RN/LPN and in accordance with plan of care
• Ability to empathize with residents, patients and families
• Able to remain objective in difficult circumstances including interactions with demanding residents and patients
• Demonstrates flexibility when needed
• Seeks help and assists in developing solutions for problems
• Has a passion for working with long term care residents and skilled rehabilitation patients to provide excellent resident and patient care