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Comfi-Kare is hiring: Certified Nursing Assistant, cna in Mount Airy

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comfikareMount Airy (MD)

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Junior

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$18.00–$22.00 per hour

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CNA jobs in HowardCounty, MD Certified Nursing Assistant jobs near me: Home Care CNAPrivate Duty CNAPart-Time CNA / Full-Time CNACertified Nursing Assistant (CNA) – Home CareComfi-Kare Homecare Services Montgomery County, Howard County, Frederick County, and Carroll County, MD$18–$22 per hour | Full-Time | Part-Time | PRN/As-NeededJob TypeFull-time Part-timePRN / As-Needed Flexible scheduling Pay $18.00–$22.00 per hour(Based on experience, reliability, and performance)
Job Overview: Comfi-Kare Homecare Services is currently hiring experienced Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) to provide high-quality, non-medical in-home care to seniors in Montgomery County, Howard County, and Frederick and Carroll Counties, Maryland. CNA Responsibilities As a Home Care CNA, you will assist clients with: Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Bathing DressingGroomingToiletingMobility assistance & transfers Companionship and supervision Light housekeeping Meal preparation Medication reminders Transportation to appointments (if applicable) Dementia and memory care support Post-hospitalization supportCNA Requirements Active Maryland CNA certification Current CPR certification (preferred) Valid driver’s license & reliable transportation Ability to pass background check Ability to provide 2 professional references You will need PPD, QuantiFERON gold or CXRWhy Work With Comfi-Kare? Competitive pay: $18–$22/hour Flexible scheduling (Full-time, Part-time, PRN) Opportunity for long-term client relationships Performance-based growth opportunities At Comfi-Kare, we carefully match caregivers with clients to create stable, long-term placements whenever possible. Work Location Silver Spring RockvilleGaithersburgGermantownBethesdaApply Today! To apply, please complete our portal; once completed, with one click, you can apply.

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