Nurse Assistant Training Program ONLINE Information Session
Cheshire Medical Center/Dartmouth Health
Keene, New Hampshire

**Training hours are now paid!**

Keene Program: Tuesday, December 27th, 6pm

Keene Program: Thursday, December 29th, 12pm

Keene Program: Wednesday, January 4th, 12pm

Keene Program: Wednesday, January 4th, 6pm

Program Overview:

Do you enjoy helping people, learning, and working with a team? Dartmouth Health (D-H) and Dartmouth Health/Cheshire Medical Center (D-H CMC), in collaboration with River Valley Community College (RVCC), are offering paid training programs to become a Nurse Assistant in Lebanon at the RVCC Lebanon Academic Center, and in Keene at D-H CMC. Earn a training wage while you will learn entry-level nursing skills, how to be a valuable and adaptable employee, communication for the healthcare professional, how to care for people and be empathetic, along with teamwork and a diversity of skills for the workplace.

Up to eight (8) individuals will be selected and hired by D-H Lebanon to become Nursing Assistants working in our Lebanon area inpatient units. Additional cohorts will select up to four (4) individuals to be hired by D-H CMC to become Nursing Assistants working in our Keene area units. The training program is taught using a combination of classroom instruction, skills lab, and clinical training. If selected you will receive a training wage and the cost of the training program will be sponsored by D-H / D-H CMC. Upon completion of the program and obtaining your Nurse Assistant license, you will be offered a full-time Licensed Nurse Assistant position within an inpatient unit.

Attributes of a Successful Licensed Nurse Assistant:

• Enjoys working with people
• Effective communicator
• Open-minded
• Team player
• Proactive
• Thoughtful & compassionate
• Helpful
• Engaged
• Courteous & Respectful
• Acts with dignity & integrity

The Role of a Licensed Nurse Assistant:

Licensed Nurse Assistants (LNAs) are the heart of medicine, a compassionate touch, and foundation of the care teams that provide care to our patients. The role of an LNA is fast-paced, interesting, and patient safety guides every interaction. LNAs work under the guidance of registered nurses and other medical workers. Much of an LNAs work is spent directly with patients. LNAs:

• Obtain and record patient vital signs, temperature, pulse, height, weight and blood pressure, intakes and outputs
• Document in patient’s electronic medical record
• Assists the RN – tasks delegated by their direct care RN
• Assist other LNAs with designated assignments
• Assist with discharges/admissions
• Keeps room/unit clean
• Provide exceptional patient experience and care

Keene Program: Tuesday, December 27th, 6pm

Keene Program: Thursday, December 29th, 12pm

Keene Program: Wednesday, January 4th, 12pm

Keene Program: Wednesday, January 4th, 6pm

To learn more and to RSVP for an info session, please visit:
https://dhwri.org/nurse-assistant-training-program/

Dartmouth Health is an equal opportunity employer.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Work Location: One location

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