Nurse Assistant/ Certified Nursing Assistant in Training
Now Hiring: Nurse Aides/CNA In Training
Fall River Health Services – Hot Springs, SD
Starts in October
Starting Pay: $16.50/hr — Increases to $18.00-$20.00/hr (depending on department hired in) after CNA Certification!
Evening, Night, & Weekend Differentials Available
Looking to start a meaningful career in healthcare? No experience? No problem. We’ll train you and pay you while you learn. Join Fall River Health Services as a Nurse Aide/CNA in Training and become a vital part of the care team at Fall River Health Services.
What You'll Do:
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Assist residents with daily care like bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, and mobility
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Support rehabilitation and comfort goals from individualized care plans
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Help with transfers, positioning, and mechanical lift use
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Take and record vital signs, health status, and assist with restorative exercises
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Provide compassionate support while maintaining privacy and dignity
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Communicate with nurses and the care team to support resident well-being
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Participate in staff trainings, in-services, and infection control procedures
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Be part of a warm, team-focused, resident-centered community
What You Bring:
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A passion for caring and helping others
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Willingness to learn and grow in a healthcare career
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Ability to work scheduled weekends, holidays, and rotating shifts
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A positive attitude and team spirit
Why Join Us?
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FREE Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) training
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Guaranteed raise to $20.00/hr after certification
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Paid differentials for evenings, nights, and weekends
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Meaningful work in a welcoming, supportive environment
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Be part of a team that treats residents like family
Apply now and start your healthcare journey with us!
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The Nurse Aide (NA) must be able to:
- Obtain Certified Nursing Assistant .certification through the South Dakota Board of Nursing within 4 months of employment.
- Read, write, and follow both verbal and written instructions
- See and hear well enough to monitor residents’ physical and mental health and notice any changes
- Communicate clearly with residents, families, visitors, and healthcare team members
- Perform medium to heavy lifting, including helping move residents and handling equipment or supplies
- Frequently reach, bend, walk, and stand as part of daily tasks