Home Health CNA — Full‑Time with Tuition & Perks

Covenant Health; Knoxville (TN); On-site; USD 28,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Covenant Health is seeking a Certified Nursing Assistant for HomeCare and Hospice in East Tennessee. This full-time HHA role requires Tennessee CNA licensure, CPR, and a valid driver’s license, with local travel to patient homes and facilities.

You will provide direct patient care under supervision, assist with activities of daily living, vitals, and documentation, and collaborate with RNs and LPNs to support patients in their homes and during hospice care.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Six (6) months hospital or related experience.
• Tennessee CNA licensure required on hire; CPR required.
• Valid Tennessee driver’s license with adequate insurance.
• Follows Covenant HomeCare policies and safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Take and record temperature, pulse, respiration, BP and intake/output as per HHA POC.
• Provide morning or evening care: bed bath, oral hygiene, grooming, bedding and area cleaning.
• Perform routine treatment procedures under defined scope for CNAs.
• Assist RN/LPN in treatments or procedures.
• Assist with transfers, ambulation, and safety measures; use patient lift as needed.
• Prepare equipment and ensure infection control practices; report faulty equipment.
• Assist with meals and nutritional needs; support PT exercises as directed.
• Document patient visits and changes; communicate with licensed staff.

Skills

Patient care

Vital signs

CPR certified

Medication assistance

Documentation

Infection control

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Covenant Health is seeking a Certified Nursing Assistant for HomeCare and Hospice in East Tennessee. This full-time HHA role requires Tennessee CNA licensure, CPR, and a valid driver’s license, with local travel to patient homes and facilities.

You will provide direct patient care under supervision, assist with activities of daily living, vitals, and documentation, and collaborate with RNs and LPNs to support patients in their homes and during hospice care.