Caregiver: Weekly Pay & Flexible Shifts Near You

Caregiver / Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) / Home Health Aide (HHA) Tired of making minimum wage? Do you want to jump start your career and work somewhere you love? Do you feel like care giving is your calling? If so, please read all about our company and how we can help you accomplish your goals. Apply online or call View phone number on click.appcast.io and ask to speak to our recruiter. Hiring ASAP!! Immediate on site interviews and orientations. Assisting Hands – working locations in Pasco and North Pinellas Counties

• Weekly Pay
• Build your own schedule
• Work close to home
• Payed time off (PTO)
• Shifts available 24 hours 7 days a week

(We do not currently offer live-in services) No experience necessary to apply (must be 18 years or older). Get certified by a licensed faculty member, at a low cost and assistance in attaining your credentials to become an Agency Home Health Aide (Agency HHA is free of charge). CNA, or EMT training is recognized as ‘experienced’. Please emphasize such experience or other certifications in your application documents to expedite your onboarding process. We require all applicants to be fingerprinted and pass a Level 2 Background Check. This service is available on site, within our company. Our mission is to provide the finest personalized in-home care and companionship for aging, disabled, post-surgery, and maternity clients. Common duties will include performing or assisting clients with personal care, homemaking duties, pet care, monitoring clients’ conditions/behaviors and maintaining client records. Other duties such as, but not limited to: The performance of all personal care activities contained in a written Plan of Care which may include assisting the client with personal hygiene, ambulation and exercise, eating, dressing, shaving, physical transfer, and other duties as assigned. Providing nutritional support as needed. Reporting changes in the client’s condition. Assisting with the use of devices for aid to daily living such as a wheelchair, walker, or hoyer lift; Maintaining a clean, safe, and healthy environment within client’s residence We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receiveconsideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex,national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any othercharacteristic protected by law. About Assisting Hands Home Care Assisting Hands®️ Home Care provides compassionate, dependable in-home care that helps individuals remain safe, independent, and comfortable in their own homes. Our care is rooted in dignity, respect, and personalized support, allowing clients to maintain their quality of life where they feel happiest. Assisting Hands®️ Home Care is known for its high standards and commitment to excellence. Our caregivers are reliable, compassionate, and dedicated to providing care that builds trust and makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve. Do you have a Level II Background from AHCA? Do you have a CNA License? Do you have an HHA Certificate? Do you have HIV and/or Alzheimer Continuing Education Certificates? Do you have a valid CPR card? Have you had a current TB test? What languages do you speak? 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In my two years I have seen the rapid growth of this company and I would recommend them to anyone. The staff is friendly and accommodating and it is a very warm environment. Assisting Hands Home Care 243 subscribers #J-18808-Ljbffr Assisting Hands Home Care of Palm Beach