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1-3 years of experience as a Caregiver/Home Health Aide HHA PCA in healthcare (in homes or facilities) You are able to assist the client in many ways, this could include (but are not limited to), medication reminders, assisting with prescribed range of motion exercises, dementia care, companionship activities such as reading, music, puzzles, etc.
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Right at Home Nassau / Suffolk - Shift Type: Full Time and Part Time Shifts available Right at Home, In-Home Care & Assistance, is seeking to hire Skilled Caregivers and Home Health Aids to join a dynamic care team providing clinical expertise in-home.
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Right at Home Nassau North Shore, In-Home Care & Assistance is seeking to hire certified Home Health Aides (HHA) and Personal Care Aides (PCA) to join a dynamic care team providing clinical expertise in-home.
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We provide relief and assurance to family members in the areas of In-Home Personal Care, Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Palliative & Hospice Care, and Geriatric Care Management and have earned The Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval.
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Must have valid certification as a Home Health Aide (HHA) or Personal Care Aide (PCA) in New York State. As a Live-In Home Health Aide, you will have the rewarding opportunity to provide continuous care and support to our clients in their homes, allowing them to maintain their independence and dignity while receiving the assistance they need.
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Axzons Home Care is seeking to hire certified Home Health Aides/ Personal Care Aides for Live in Position to join a dynamic care team providing clinical expertise in-home.
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We are seeking compassionate and dedicated Resident Care Assistants/Home Health Aides who have a heart for senior care and can improve the quality of life of residents with Alzheimer's disease and dementia in our dedicated Reflections Memory Care Neighborhood.
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Alliance Services for TBI, In-Home Care & Assistance is seeking to hire certified Home Health Aides/ Personal Care Aides to join a dynamic care team providing clinical expertise in-home.
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