Personal Care Workers

We are looking to add a Home Health Aide (CNA). CNAs provide direct patient care in a patient’s home according to a patient’s specific plan of care prepared by the RN/Case Manager.

CNAs have the ability to choose their workload and collaborate to find a schedule that works around other commitments.

Nursing students are encouraged to apply as this position counts toward patient contact hours for most programs.

Patients will typically be located 30 minutes or 30 miles from the aide’s home.

The Aide/CNA must:

• Have a high school diploma, GED or equivalent combination of education and/or experience
• Be currently licensed as a CNA in Colorado

Responsibilities include:

• Providing aide services to patients as identified in the plan of care per agency policies, procedures and aide skill level.
• Providing total or assisted personal hygiene per plan of care.
• Providing patient/caregiver assistance in ambulation, exercises, transfers and medication per plan of care.
• Assisting in maintaining a clean, safe patient environment and may perform homemaker chores as assigned in the plan of care and as skill level permits.
• Assisting with patient personal health self-care and comfort measures.
• Observation, reporting and documentation of patient status and the care or service furnished.

Pay rate: $19-$22/hour (dependent upon experience)
Note:
Regular weekday availability is needed. Visits may be 1-2 hours typically. This is not shift work and there are no overnight hours.

We’re pleased to offer our CNAs:

• Flexible scheduling to fit your needs
• Competitive wages
• Paid mileage from patient to patient
• Opportunity to make a difference in the community

Benefits associated with this role include:

• Paid sick leave
• Employee assistance program
• Retirement plan (must work 1000 hours during 1 year measurement period to be eligible)

PRN Occupational Therapist (OT)

This position travels to adult and pediatric patients homes and assists with hands on therapy to expedite healing and recovery.

This position has a great deal of flexibility and allow you to create your own schedule.

Prior pediatric experience and/or comfort working with pediatric patients preferred. Will train the right candidate.

Applicants should have multiple weekdays of regular daytime availability in their schedule to see at least 3-5 patients / complete 10-15 visits per week.

Patients will typically be located 30 minutes or 30 miles from the OT’s home.

Responsibilities include:

• Performs comprehensive initial and on-going occupational therapy assessments per standards of practice on each assigned agency patient and develops the plan of care in collaboration with patient, RN Case Manager, and physician.
• Regularly evaluates the effectiveness of each assigned patient’s plan of care, response to treatment, revision needs, discharge plans, and progress to patient goals.
• Establishes goals to enhance the rehabilitative ability of the patient, which may include but not be limited to: neuromuscular facilitation/inhibition; perceptual, prosthetic, and kinetic treatment; orthotics/splints; activity of daily living training; and related to needs.
• Evaluates the safety of the home environment and recommends to patient/representative potential solutions for identified concerns.

Pay rates:
Visit rates: $70-$125/visit(
** Note this is not per hour and is based on type of visit and dependent upon experience)
Hourly rate for meetings, case conference, training, orientation: $35-$45

For OT’s, we’re pleased to offer:

• Flexible scheduling to fit your needs
• Competitive wages
• Paid mileage from patient to patient
• Immediate openings with flexible start dates
• Opportunity to make a difference in the community

Benefits associated with this role include:

• Paid sick leave
• Mileage reimbursement (patient to patient)
• Employee assistance program
• Retirement plan (must work 1000 hours during 1 year measurement period to be eligible)
• Note:
  
  a person may be eligible for health, dental, vision and life insurance benefits after their annual Affordable Care Act measurement period

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