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David Careers

Home Health Aide (Certified)

Posted 3 days ago

anchor health homecare servicesNew York (NY)
Personal Care AidesServices for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$18 - $21.50 per hour

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About the role

New York State HHA or PCA Certificate REQUIREDIf youre looking for a team that ensures the caregivers working in the community feel supported and cared for... then we want to hear from you! Many benefits including enrolling with the Union and Flexible scheduling! HHA/PCA Requirements & Key Responsibilities: New York State HHA or PCA Certificate Limited Availability for sponsored certification courses in Long Island, West Chester & Staten Island Ability to meet New York state credentialing requirement guidelines for work as an HHA or PCA in NYBilingual a PLUSAssist clients with personal care activities, including bathing, grooming & dressing Preparation of meals according to dietary restrictions and preferences Companionship and Emotional support Assist with daily living activities Interest in working with clients from diverse backgrounds and disabilities
Benefits:
  • Competitive Compensation
  • Flexible Scheduling
  • Training & professional development
  • Access to company sponsored health plans
  • Quick Hiring & Onboarding Process
  • Benefits through union partner
  • Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, PRN, Per diem
Salary: $18 - $21.50 per hour
Health insurance Medical specialties: Geriatrics Home Health PediatricsStandard shift: Day shift Evening shift Night shift Overnight shift Supplemental schedule: Extended hours HolidaysOvertimeWeekly schedule: Monday to Friday Weekends as needed
Work setting: In-person
License/Certification: HHA or PCA (Required)
Work Location: In person
RequiredPreferredJob Industries

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