Compassionate Home Health Aide - Make a Difference

Health at Home; Florida; On-site; USD 19,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

Health at Home seeks a compassionate Home Health Aide to support patients in their homes, delivering personalized care and helping them live with dignity and independence. Under nurse or therapist supervision, you will observe and report changes and ensure safety during every visit.

Responsibilities include personal care, meal support, basic mobility, and monitoring health indicators. A CNA or 75-hour training along with CPR certification is preferred, with travel to patient homes required.

Qualifications

• Meets the 75 hour training requirement and competency per State and Federal laws. CNA may be hired and governed by the same functions.
• One year of hands-on work experience preferred in home care, hospital, or assisted living.
• At least 18 years of age.
• Ability to read and follow written instructions and document care.
• Self-directing with ability to work with little supervision.

Responsibilities

• Provide personal care (baths, hygiene, grooming, skincare).
• Assist in ambulation, ROM, and mobility as ordered.
• Prepare light meals during visits and assist in feeding if needed.
• Take and record vital signs when ordered (temperature, pulse, respiration, BP).
• Assist with medication administration as directed.
• Handle patient laundry when appropriate.
• Maintain safety and operate equipment properly.
• Report patient condition changes to the nurse.

Skills

Empathy

Self-directed

Documentation

Communication

Patient safety

Education

CNA certification preferred

CPR certification

Job description

Health at Home seeks a compassionate Home Health Aide to support patients in their homes, delivering personalized care and helping them live with dignity and independence. Under nurse or therapist supervision, you will observe and report changes and ensure safety during every visit.

Responsibilities include personal care, meal support, basic mobility, and monitoring health indicators. A CNA or 75-hour training along with CPR certification is preferred, with travel to patient homes required.