The Greatest Generation
Deserves the Greatest Act of Love
At Presbyterian SeniorCare Network, our standards of care have never been higher. We are looking to hire new compassionate CNAs to join our Heroes with Heart to help Make Aging Easier for all of our patients and residents. If you’re looking for a meaningful career and a chance to provide warmth and care while make a difference in someone else’s life, or, if you’re looking for a way to help out and bring comfort to those who need it while your regular job may be temporarily unavailable, consider a position with us. During these unprecedented times, the Greatest Generation deserves a great act of love and our compassionate team members are ready to welcome you.
Our Team Touches Lives and Makes a Difference
Building personal relationships takes time. We encourage our team members to sit with our residents, listen to their stories—really get to know them. That’s how we create special moments for our residents, their families and each other. Scroll below to get to know some of our team members!
A Career That Counts!
Presbyterian SeniorCare Network creates a work environment that values our team members’ unique skills and talents. We encourage our CNAs to make the most of their roles by working with our nursing team to provide the care our residents deserve while building lasting relationships. Our unique person-centered environment lets you provide care based on your residents’ schedules. We welcome people who have aspirations of becoming a CNA and we even offer classes and training to help you receive your certification. Find a career you can make unique to YOU!
A Workplace That Works for YOU!
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CNA Training Classes
Our Certified Nurse’s Aide training will prepare you for the certification exam and upon passing, you will become a Certified Nurse’s Aide at Presbyterian SeniorCare Network.
The cost of training, exam fees and full-time wages during training are paid by Presbyterian SeniorCare Network.
Training courses are offered in the Oakmont, Washington and Erie areas.