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Benefits: Employee discounts Flexible schedule Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Training & development Wellness resources Become a CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AIDE and Join the ComForCare Team.
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NJ CHHA License (valid New Jersey State Certified Home Health Aide License)Pass Criminal Background Check & Drug TestProof of eligibility to work in the USCopy of PPD or Chest X-RayFully Vaccinated Joining our team can be done in a few simple steps.
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The Home Health Aide is assigned to specific clients by the Registered Nurse or other appropriate professional and performs services for clients as necessary to maintain their personal comfort.
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POSITION SUMMARYProvides personal care services under the direction of the Registered Nurse or Therapist. At ComForCare Home Care we value our employees like family.
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Provides personal care services under the direction of the Registered Nurse or Therapist. Reports any observed or reported changes in the client's condition and/or needs to the Registered Nurse or Therapist.
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Assists in the administration of medications that are ordinarily self-administered under the direction and supervision of the Registered Nurse (per state nurse practice laws and Agency policy.
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Looking for individuals to join our home care family. Minimum of six (6) months work experience in a supervised setting, preferably health care facility. Completes the appropriate records to document care given and pertinent observations.
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One or more of the following criteria: One year minimum of continuous experience as a Home Health Aide or Nurse Aide in a health care environment; Completion of a State (or similarly accredited) Home Health Aide or Nurse Aide training program; Completion of one year of classroom and clinical training from an accredited nursing program, medical assistance program, or other applicable direct care training program.
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Skin care/nail care. Documents care provided and completes the forms required for the client's records. Demonstrated ability to read, write, and follow a written Plan of Care.
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Follows reporting guidelines in the Care Plan. Documents care provided and completes the forms required for the client's records. Demonstrated ability to read, write, and follow a written Plan of Care. Good verbal, written, and interpersonal skills.
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Follows reporting guidelines in the Care Plan. Any questions about your application or the hiring process must be directed to the locally owned and operated ComForCare franchisee. Thousands of ComForCare employees were surveyed and the response was overwhelmingly positive, with 90% agreeing that ComForCare is in fact a Great Place To Work.
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