Long-Term CareWorks
Care provider training and access to industry-supported resources
Helping you thrive in your care career.
Providing care for aging adults and people with physical disabilities isn’t just a job—it’s a deep commitment to work hard to help people when they need it most. And Long-Term CareWorks is here to work hard for you. We’ll provide you with training, support, and mentorship to help you thrive in your career.
Applications are currently closed.
If you are interested in joining our program, please check back here at a later date for information on upcoming cohorts.
What does an NA do?
Nursing assistants (NAs) work under the supervision of nurses in healthcare settings. The role of an NA is to provide basic care to patients ensuring their comfort and safety.
NAs are responsible for:
- observing patients and reporting changes in patient conditions
- maintaining clean and safe environment
- supporting nursing staff documenting care
- providing compassionate care
- assisting with transfers and discharges
- monitoring vital signs
- assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs)
- working on their feet for 7-7 1/2 hours and lifting 50 lbs.
Our Partners
Long-Term CareWorks is sponsored by Oregon’s largest care provider union and responsible skilled nursing facility employers.
