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Hospice/Home Care - Home Health Aide Position Purpose: Our hospice/home health aides provide paraprofessional services to our patients in their homes, following physician orders and in compliance with the state's Nurse Practice Act, any applicable licensure/certification requirements and our policies and procedures.
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We are in need of a Personal Care Aide to assist one of our clients who is an elderly male Veteran and needs some help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and walking - to stay independent at home.
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Responsibilities: Performs activities of daily living (ADL) to include personal care and bath to the client per care plan. Performs household services essential to health care in the home as assigned.
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Providing assistance with personal cares and care coordination, Home Health Aides at Optimae Home Health are the perfect combination of medical assistant and paraprofessional.
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Caregiver/Home Health Aide- Evenings. Assist with personal care including bathing, nail and skincare, oral hygiene, and toileting. WesleyLife is experiencing tremendous growth, and we are currently seeking compassionate team members to join our In-Home Services team in the.
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Documentation of one year’s employment as an aide in an institution or home care setting. MercyOne Home Health Care and Hospice Agency located in Des Moines, Iowa (a Trinity Health Company) provides compassionate, exceptional care in our patient’s home.
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The Home health Hospice Aide is a member of the Homecare interdisciplinary team who works under the direction of the RN case manager to provide personal care, homemaker services, and companionship to hospice patients.
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The Home Health Aide (HHA) is an individual who provides personal care, selected treatment procedures, minimal household tasks and occasional meal preparation under the advisory of a Registered Nurse for individuals with special needs in their homes.
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