Creating a career ladder for nursing assistants in long-term care |
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Authors: | Robin E. Remsburg PhD APRN BC Margaret Richards MS RN Sharon Myers MS MSB RN Darlene Shoemaker MS RN-C Charlotte Radu BSN RN-C Laura Doane BSN RN Kathy Green BSN RN |
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Affiliation: | School of Nursing, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA. |
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Abstract: | This article describes the development, implementation, and evaluation of a career ladder for certified nursing assistants in long-term care. A career ladder is an effective way to maximize the use of unlicensed workers without changing the skill mix (eg, no loss of licensed nursing positions) and allow the licensed nurse more time to perform higher-level clinical tasks, such as assessments, patient education, and documentation. Implementation of an unlicensed worker career ladder also can improve nursing assistant retention. |
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