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Prime Healthcare·St. Joseph Medical Center · Kansas City, MO

Behavioral Health CNA

Behavioral Health / PsychFull timeNights
iPosting details
ScheduleNights · 3x12s · Full time
RequirementsCurrent BLS upon hire and maintain current
SourcePrime Healthcare · posted Sep 28, 2026
✓Requirements
Certifications
✓Current Certified Nursing Assistant certificate upon hire, required
✓Current BLS upon hire and maintain current
Qualifications
✓Possesses knowledge of Medical Terminology
Minimum six months’ previous experience in an acute care hospital or physician’s office preferred
+Benefits
✓Medical, dental and vision
✓401(k)
✓Paid time off
✓Tuition assistance
+St. Joseph Medical Center
7CNA/PCT roles open
Kansas CityMO
Pay for this position
Estimated
$18/hr$18/hr · typical nursing assistant pay in Missouri (BLS)
Typical nursing assistant pay in Missouri (BLS)
Missouri CNA/PCT postings that list paymedian $19.00 – $20.87
$15/hr$25/hr
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✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓Current Certified Nursing Assistant certificate upon hire, required
✓Current BLS upon hire and maintain current
Qualifications
✓Possesses knowledge of Medical Terminology
Minimum six months’ previous experience in an acute care hospital or physician’s office preferred
+Benefits
Medical, dental and vision401(k)Paid time offTuition assistance

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About the role

Monitor and report changes in behavior, mood, or physical condition to nurses or doctors; observe for signs of agitation, self-harm, or aggression

What you’ll do
Assist patients with daily activitiesbathing, dressing, feeding, toileting, and ambulation
Monitor and report changesMonitor and report changes in behavior, mood, or physical condition to nurses or doctors
Observe for signs ofObserve for signs of agitation, self-harm, or aggression
Help maintain a safeHelp maintain a safe, structured environment, use de-escalation techniques to calm distressed or agitated patients
Accurately document behavior, interventionsAccurately document behavior, interventions, and vital signs, communicate effectively with the care team