DC - In Home Certified Nursing Assistant
jobcaseAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
$25/hour
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Posted 45 days ago
jobcaseAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$25/hour
About the role
Caregiver Position Thrive USA Home Care is seeking qualified caregivers to provide in-home support across Maryland, DC, and Florida. Caregivers will assist clients with daily living activities while maintaining professional standards and person-centered care practices.
Compensation and Benefits
Hourly Rate: $25/hour
Paid Team Meetings and Trainings Paid Mileage Between Clients Same-Day Pay Access via Tapcheck Supplemental Insurance (Aflac) Legal Support Services (Legal Shield) Team Building Events Referral Bonuses Opportunity to Transition to W-2 Employment Status Upon Review
Position Responsibilities:
- Provide person-centered care as outlined in individual service plans, including but not limited to assistance with mobility and transfers, bathing, dressing and grooming, and meal preparation
- Work independently in clients' homes following established care protocols
- Document care activities in the patient care portal
- Maintain reliable weekly availability and willingness to travel throughout service areas
Required Qualifications:
- Valid HHA or CNA certification, or willingness to complete HHA certification course
- Current CPR and First Aid certification
- Passing background checkTB/PPD test required prior to employment
- Valid driver's license, reliable vehicle, and current vehicle insurance
- High school diploma or GEDLegal authorization to work in the United States
- Physical ability to perform job duties including lifting, assisting with mobility, and walking for extended periods
- Ability to document care and communicate via phone and electronic systems
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