Hospice CNA – 12‑Hour Shifts, Day/Night

Circle of Life; Bentonville (AR); On-site; USD 21,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dental insurance

Disability insurance

Employee assistance program

Health insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off

Referral program

Retirement plan with company match

Vision insurance

Job summary

Circle of Life Hospice is seeking an Inpatient CNA in Bentonville, AR to work 12-hour shifts (7-7) with night and day availability. Duties include direct personal care, following care plans, and timely, compassionate visits to hospice patients.

Requirements include Arkansas HHA/CNA certification, CPR, TB test, and at least one year in healthcare. A valid Arkansas driver's license and reliable transportation are needed to travel to patient homes.

Qualifications

• Arkansas Home Health Aide or CNA certification (or equivalent).
• Current CPR certification.
• Current satisfactory TB skin test documentation.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct personal care (bathing, turning, oral hygiene).
• Follow aide care plan, assess, intervene, and exercise clinical judgment.
• Ensure all care complies with state/federal requirements and Circle of Life standards.
• Provide timely visits including evaluations, follow-ups, and time-of-death visits.
• Maintain licensure and participate in ongoing education.
• Communicate concerns to the primary nurse and document in aide notes.
• Maintain dependable attendance and participate in staff meetings.
• Mentor new staff as assigned.

Skills

CNA certification

CPR certification

Driver's license

Reliable transportation

Team player

Ethics

Tools

TB test documentation

Job description

Circle of Life Hospice is seeking an Inpatient CNA in Bentonville, AR to work 12-hour shifts (7-7) with night and day availability. Duties include direct personal care, following care plans, and timely, compassionate visits to hospice patients.

Requirements include Arkansas HHA/CNA certification, CPR, TB test, and at least one year in healthcare. A valid Arkansas driver's license and reliable transportation are needed to travel to patient homes.