What’s Masonicare like in terms of their business, the role, and the work culture?

Well, as a Behavioral Health CNA, you’ll be performing basic nursing care under the supervision of a licensed nurse. This includes following treatment plans tailored to each resident’s needs, helping with meals, assisting with transfers and ambulation, and providing personal care like bathing and grooming.

You’ll be working in a state-of-the-art Behavioral Health Hospital unit that has 50 beds. It’s focused on acute psychiatric care, so you’ll be in a setting that’s designed to support patients with behavioral health needs.

This job is for the evening shift, and you’ll be working 40 hours a week, with every other weekend included. So, it’s a pretty consistent schedule!

To apply, you’ll need to have a current Connecticut certification as a nurse’s aide (C.N.A.) and also a CPR certification. Those are the minimum requirements to get started!

Yes, since it’s a behavioral health unit, you should be ready to work with patients who have various mental health conditions. It’s important to be compassionate and patient, as you’ll be helping them with their daily activities and supporting their treatment plans.