"nurse assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone who provides assistance to a nurse. For example, "Samantha is a nurse assistant in a local hospital."
Four nurses and one nurse assistant serve as supervisors assisted by a clinical lecturer and a physician.
A nurse assistant is intermittently present during labour and birth and assists the midwife with practical care and support of the birthing woman.
Love Fassama, 30, a nurse assistant, said she felt compelled to help her fellow Liberians.
Her mother is a nurse assistant in Hackettstown, N.J., for Pulmonary and Allergy Associates.
Volunteer and/or apply for nurse assistant positions at local hospitals and public health clinics.
His mother, Mary Ann Elder, retired as a nurse assistant at North Raleigh Pediatrics in Raleigh, N.C.
"It looks so cute!" said Strawberry, otherwise known as Susan McLean-Jivers, a certified nurse assistant in her early 40s.
His mother is a nurse assistant in the spinal cord department at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in Hampton.
To no avail, his father, a security guard, and his mother, a nurse assistant, tried to persuade him to go back to school.
Fifty-three employees who came into contact with the nurse assistant have been tested but none have active TB, said Enrique Martinez, chief medical officer at Providence Memorial.
But the union may come up against the attitude expressed by Selena Malloy, a 30-year-old nurse assistant at New York Presbyterian Hospital.
