Home Health Aide (HHA)
united hebrew of new rochelleNew Rochelle (NY)
Home Health Aide (HHA)
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united hebrew of new rochelleNew Rochelle (NY)
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About the role
Job Description:
Certified Home Health Aide – Assisted LivingWillow Towers Assisted Living at United Hebrew is seeking dependable and compassionate New York State Certified Home Health Aides to join our resident care team in New Rochelle, NY.In this role, you will help residents maintain their comfort, independence, and quality of life by providing respectful personal care and daily support. Responsibilities may include assisting with hygiene and grooming, completing assigned health-related tasks, providing light housekeeping assistance, and supporting residents with other activities essential to their overall well-being. We offer a professional, team-oriented workplace within a modern and well-maintained assisted living community. Our employees benefit from strong staffing ratios, supportive management, meaningful relationships with residents, free parking, and a complimentary meal during each shift. The Bee-Line 45 bus also stops directly in front of our campus.
Qualifications:
- Current Home Health Aide certification in New York State
- Availability to work weekends
- Strong communication and observation skills
- Dependable, attentive, and committed to providing respectful care
- Previous Assisted Living or Memory Care experience is strongly preferred
We are especially interested in candidates who enjoy working with older adults and understand the importance of patience, dignity, and individualized support.
Willow Towers is conveniently located in New Rochelle near major highways and public transportation.
United Hebrew is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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