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Pay rate based on location, case, and ability to driveKeywords: PCA, HHA, Caregiver, Home Care, Assistant, Aide, Urgently Hiring, Health Care. Elite Healthcare Consultants - Home Care Agency seeking to fill an opening and hire a Caregiver to join our growing team in the Goshen, NY area.
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Providing companionship and socialization Light housekeeping To be considered for this position, you must be 18 years of age or older and authorized to work in the U.S. Experience is not necessary, but previous experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Direct Support Professional (DSP), Home Health Aide (HHA), Personal Assistant (PA), Caregiver, or Customer Service Representative is a plus.
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We are hiring Certified PCA and HHA Caregivers to work 1:1 patient care in their homes in the Monroe, NY area.
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Reflecting the luxury of the Gilded Age, this magnificent 150-acre estate sits in rolling farmlands overlooking the Catskill Mountains and Glenmere Lake. One hour from New York City, the sumptuous hotel and glamorous spa boast a central open cortile, majestic marble-columned porticoes, a private modern art collection and spectacular gardens designed by America's first major female landscape architect, Beatrix Farrand.
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Want a professional caregiver career or just to pick up a few shifts a week? Openings for non certified caregivers that have no experience and are willing to learn, certified home health aides, and CNAs. Paid mileage: We pay mileage and cover your travel time between clients.
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Home Health Aide FEMALE Caregiver Needed - 7 days a week 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening. Pay is $19 per hour with a $50 weekly bonus if the caregiver fills in the whole week's hours.
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We are hiring Certified PCA and HHA Caregivers to work 1:1 patient care in their homes in the Monroe, NY area.
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Social Interaction, including games, reading, and conversation Caregiver Requirements: Must be NYS HHA Certified Must be 18 years of age or older Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Community Home Health Care takes pride in joining the perfect caregiver with our patients.
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Schedule and coordinate the assessment process with individuals, caregiver/primary support and Care Managers/providers in the home and/or community or via telehealth using a person-centered approach.
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BeEssential as a Right at Home Caregiver! We stand prepared to equip you with the right PPE protection and are ready to assist as you care for our vulnerable population of seniors and adults with disabilities.
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HOURS NEEDED FOR CURRENT CASE, STARTING IMMEDIATELY:SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 8am - 8pmWhat You’ll Do and Who You Are: The good news is that your training will teach you everything you need to know to succeed on the job.
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