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Work Here Wednesday: Clinical support associate/nursing assistant

Clinical support associates (CSA) (also called nursing assistants) are an integral and crucial part of care teams at Children’s Minnesota. CSAs provide safe patient care as delegated by licensed nursing staff and maintain equipment and supplies per unit standard.

Interested in joining our team as a CSA?

We’re searching for amazing candidates to fill CSA positions at a variety of Children’s Minnesota locations: Apply today!

We’re looking for individuals with a current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification and have completed one clinical course in a registered nurse (RN) program or are listed on Minnesota’s Nursing Assistant Registry upon hire date.

By Alexandra Erritt
November 12, 2019

Tags: Careers, Nursing, School and Jobs, Work Here Wednesday

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