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Hope Hospice & Health Services in California is seeking a Hospice Aide to provide personal care services to our hospice patients. This per diem position offers competitive pay and a supportive work environment.
The role requires a valid California HHA license, driving eligibility, and willingness to cover shifts in Contra Costa and parts of Alameda counties, with occasional coverage to San Mateo. Shift availability includes day hours.
We have been a trusted community resource since 1980. Our reputation has been built on consistency, responsiveness, and quality. As a non-profit, community-led agency, we are able to focus on providing quality care to patients and families when they need it most, rather than being driven by profit or financial demand.
This position offers competitive pay and a supportive work environment.
If you are a Certified HHA come join our Hospice team!
This position offers competitive pay, generous benefits, and supportive work environment.
We are currently seeking a Hospice Aide to provide personal care services to our hospice patients.
Per diem; 8:30am - 5:00pm; must be available at least 6 shifts per month
Contra Costa County & some areas of Alameda County with occasional coverage to San Mateo County *MUST HAVE HHA LICENSE*
Hope Hospice follows all CDPH vaccine requirements for healthcare personnel.
(but are not limited to):
$26.30 - $31.00 hourly
Hope Hospice is proud to serve our community as an equal employment opportunity employer. Everyone is valued and welcome at Hope Hospice. Our organization is committed to diversity, equity and continues to build a culture of inclusion by recruiting, screening, hiring and retaining any qualified individual without regard to age, race, color, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, marital status, registered domestic partner status, citizenship, physical or mental disability, legally protected medical condition, family care status, military care status, veteran status or any other consideration made unlawful by Federal, state, or local laws.