Compassionate Hospice Aide - Competitive Pay & Benefits

Care Initiatives; Manchester (IA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Compensation

Comprehensive Benefits

Referral Bonus Program

Tuition Reimbursement

Digital Wallet Access

Job summary

Care Initiatives Hospice is seeking a compassionate Hospice Aide to provide patient-centered care across home, long-term care, and hospital settings. You’ll support daily living activities and offer emotional and spiritual comfort to patients and families.

You will work closely with the care team to ensure dignity, comfort, and safety during the final stages of life, while following infection control protocols and adhering to care plans.

Qualifications

• Experience working as a Hospice Aide, Home Health Aide, and/or Certified Nursing Assistant during the previous 24 months, preferred.
• Hospice or palliative care experience, preferred.
• Active CPR certification, required.
• Current driver's license, automobile liability insurance, and the ability to travel between multiple locations within your region.
• Ability to obtain Hospice Nursing Assistant Certification (through CHPN) within 24 months of employment.

Responsibilities

• Support daily living activities, including bathing, dressing, grooming, and eating.
• Deliver emotional support and provide companionship while fostering a positive and engaging environment.
• Interact and communicate with residents, families, as well as the healthcare team.
• Encourage and facilitate resident recreational and therapeutic activities to enhance health and daily routines.
• Adhere to infection control protocols to ensure a clean and safe environment for safety.

Skills

Compassionate care

Interpersonal skills

Patient-focused care

Ability to travel

Education

CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)

Hospice Nursing Assistant Certification prep

Tools

CPR Certification

Job description

Care Initiatives Hospice is seeking a compassionate Hospice Aide to provide patient-centered care across home, long-term care, and hospital settings. You’ll support daily living activities and offer emotional and spiritual comfort to patients and families.

You will work closely with the care team to ensure dignity, comfort, and safety during the final stages of life, while following infection control protocols and adhering to care plans.