Field Hospice Aide: Compassionate Care, Full-Time Driver

Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Inc.; Reisterstown (MD); On-site; USD 24,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Inc. seeks a Hospice Aide with strong patient-care skills in Reisterstown. Under RN supervision, you will assist with personal care, feeding, and daily living activities per the Hospice Aide Plan of Care, ensuring safety and comfort for patients at end of life.

Requires Maryland CNA registration, high school diploma or GED, and prior acute or home-care experience. Travel between facilities may be limited; strong communication and empathy are essential.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.
• Current Maryland CNA registration.
• Experience in acute or home care settings preferred.
• Ability to communicate clearly and with empathy.
• Ability to work independently and with facility staff as needed.

Responsibilities

• Provide personal care and assist with daily living activities per Plan of Care.
• Assist with hygiene, meals, and mobility; monitor safety.
• Record vital signs as ordered and report changes to RN.
• Maintain clean, safe patient environment and assist with linens.
• Assist with ambulation and simple therapeutic activities as directed.
• Provide respite support to patient/family when on-site.

Skills

Hospice Philosophy

Oral & Written communication

Death/dying care

Independent work

Staff communication

Electronic documentation

Empathy

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Electronic documentation

Job description

Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Inc. seeks a Hospice Aide with strong patient-care skills in Reisterstown. Under RN supervision, you will assist with personal care, feeding, and daily living activities per the Hospice Aide Plan of Care, ensuring safety and comfort for patients at end of life.

Requires Maryland CNA registration, high school diploma or GED, and prior acute or home-care experience. Travel between facilities may be limited; strong communication and empathy are essential.