Nursing Assistant
UW Health
Nursing Assistant
UW Health
Academic medical center; cancer, pediatrics, transplants.
Work Schedule:
.90 FTE, 36 hours per week. This is an Evening/Night position with 8-hour shifts between the hours of 1430 - 2300. Rotating weekend shifts and on-call responsibilities. Holiday rotation required. Hours may vary based on operational needs of department. You will work at University Hospital in Madison, WI.
Pay:
UW Health offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. Work experience that is relevant to the position will be taken into consideration when determining the starting base pay.
Be a part of the REMARKABLE team where we consistently earn top honors for patient care and continually look for new and innovative ways to provide patient and family-centered care.
We are seeking a Nursing Assistant (CNA, NA) to:
At UW Health, you will have:
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UW Health runs a 471-bed academic medical center with associated clinics, delivering patient care, teaching, and research. It provides specialized services in cancer, pediatrics, ophthalmology, surgical fields, and organ transplantation, along with broad outpatient care. Care combines inpatient treatment with outpatient clinics through multidisciplinary teams and evidence-based protocols, supported by access to clinical trials and advanced technologies. Its edge comes from the integration of clinical care with medical education and research at UW–Madison, aiming to improve outcomes and advance health for the community.
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