Northeast Medical Institute - New Haven Campus

CNAs play an important role when it comes to client treatment. Some CNA day-to-day tasks might consist of: Taking vital indications.


Turning or moving patients. Aiding people with brushing and bathing. Feeding patients and documenting intake. Changing a patient's clothing and sheets. Assisting physicians and registered nurses with some procedures. Carrying people for physical treatment or other recovery-related sessions within an inpatient setting. Addressing individual call lights. These tasks are generally recorded in the client's graph, so that information can be easily accessible to various other medical experts.