Weekend & Weekday HHA/CNA — Compassionate Home Care

Assisting Hands Home Care; Florida; On-site; USD 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A compassionate home care provider across the United States is seeking reliable caregivers for full-time positions. The role involves seeing patients in various locations and providing essential support to elderly and transitional clients. Applicants must have reliable transportation, available on weekdays and weekends, and are required to have CPR certification and pass a Level II Background check among other certifications offered in-house. This position promises rewarding interactions and training opportunities.

Qualifications

• Must have reliable transportation.
• Must have a Level II Background (offered in-house).
• Must have CPR certification (offered in-house).
• Must pass a TB test.
• Must complete CEUs.

Responsibilities

• Provide compassionate home care to clients.
• Assist elderly patients and post-surgery clients.
• Attend to the needs of transitional and post-maternity clients.

Skills

Reliable transportation

CPR certification

Level II Background

Ability to work weekdays and weekends

Job description

Future Opening: HHA/CNA Clearwater, Dunedin, Oldsmar, Tarpon Springs, Largo area

Full Time • New Port Richey

I am looking for a reliable caregiver that is willing to see patients in the cities mentioned above. Must be available on Weekdays and Weekends. Must have reliable transportation. Must have a Level II Background(Offered in-house), CPR certification (Offered In-house), TB test and CEU's

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About Assisting Hands Home Care

Assisting Hands®️ Home Care provides compassionate, dependable in-home care that helps individuals remain safe, independent, and comfortable in their own homes. Our care is rooted in dignity, respect, and personalized support, allowing clients to maintain their quality of life where they feel happiest.

Assisting Hands®️ Home Care is known for its high standards and commitment to excellence. Our caregivers are reliable, compassionate, and dedicated to providing care that builds trust and makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

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In my two years I have seen the rapid growth of this company and I would recommend them to anyone. The staff is friendly and accommodating and it is a very warm environment.

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