Home Health Aid; HHA​/Caregiver​/Sitter

Home Health Aid (HHA) / Caregiver / Sitter

Join a team that’s as passionate about patient care as you are! We’re looking for HHA's in the South Denver and Littleton area to serve the needs of our patient’s. Create your own flexible Schedule and get Same-Day Pay.

We

Offer:

• Top Pay & Flexible Schedules - Full and Part time opportunities available.
• One to One Patient Ratio In-Home with Patient
• Friendly, Accessible Office Staff
• Weekly or Daily Pay

If you are in the Denver Area and want more variety in your day-to-day work, we can help! At Nurse Core we are passionate about connecting healthcare professionals and nurses with the medical positions that fit their lifestyle.

Apply today to be rewarded with the great opportunities Nurse Core has to offer!

For a Home Health Aide every day will vary. As a Home Health Aide with Nurse Core you will assist with personal hygiene, housekeeping and other related supportive tasks to clients in their homes. You will be responsible for providing quality healthcare to each patient in adherence with all applicable laws, regulations and policies.

Qualifications:

We have a variety of Home Health Aide openings available and are excited about matching you with a great opportunity! Take a look at the requirements below, to see what you’ll need to get started.

• Experience is preferred. Compassion is Required!
• High school diploma
• Successful completion of the Agency’s Home Health Aide competency assessments
• Nurse Core complete background check
• Current American Heart Association BLS
• Current TB test

Pay Range: $17 to $19 per hour (actual pay will be determined on a case-by-case basis and is dependent on the location and patient acuity).

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