Hospice CNA - Full Time

Overview

Looking for a career that makes a difference every day? Discover a rewarding career at Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, one of the nation’s largest home‑based care providers. Consistently recognized as a great place to work, Enhabit delivers exceptional care and fosters a collaborative culture that supports professional growth and ongoing development. With strong organizational stability, a commitment to excellence, and careers rooted in purpose, Enhabit empowers team members to build forward‑moving careers while expanding what’s possible for care in the home.

Benefits

• Generous paid time off for full‑time employees
• 401(k) matching
• Medical, dental and vision coverage
• Supplemental insurance options
• Flexible spending accounts
• Incentive bonus opportunities
• Continuing education and scholarship opportunities

Responsibilities

• Assist with personal care tasks such as changing bedding, clothing, bathing hospice patients, and maintaining hygienic routines (brushing teeth, washing hair, keeping wound dressings clean and dry).
• Instruct family members on basic health‑care routines to support care of terminally ill relatives.
• Consult regularly with supervising registered nurses to keep hospice team members apprised of patient progression and family needs.

Qualifications

• Must meet one of the following:
  • Minimum of one year full‑time experience in direct client care in an institutional setting (hospital or nursing facility); or
  • One year experience within the last five years in direct client care in a home health or hospice setting.
• Be registered and in good standing on the nurse aide registry in the state of employment.
• Demonstrate basic technology skills, including operation of a mobile device.

Education and Experience

• Alaska – Must hold a home health aide certificate.
• Alabama – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Arkansas – May be a nursing student who has demonstrated competency in basic nursing skills with documentation from the director or dean of the school of nursing, in lieu of being a CNA.
• Arizona – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Colorado – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Connecticut – Must hold a certificate as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
• Delaware – Must have completed one year in a department‑approved facility setting; or completed 75 hours of instruction/training with practicum and supervision; or be a student nurse who has completed clinical practicum.
• Florida – Must hold a home health aide certificate.
• Georgia – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Idaho – Must hold a certificate as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
• Illinois – Must hold a certificate as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
• Indiana – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Kansas – Must hold a home health aide certificate.
• Kentucky – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Louisiana – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Maryland – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Massachusetts – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Mississippi – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Missouri – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Montana – Must hold a home health aide certificate.
• Nevada – Must hold a certificate as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
• New Mexico – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• North Carolina – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Ohio – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Oklahoma – Must hold a certificate as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
• Oregon – Must hold a certificate as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
• Pennsylvania – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Rhode Island – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• South Carolina – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Tennessee – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Texas – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Utah – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Virginia – No additional state‑specific requirements.
• Washington – Must hold a home health aide certificate.
• Wyoming – Must hold a home health aide certificate.

Requirements

• Valid state driver’s license.
• Maintain automobile liability insurance as required by law.
• Dependable transportation in good working condition.
• Ability to safely drive an automobile in all types of weather conditions.
• Complete training and competency evaluation in compliance with federal and state regulations.
• Possess CPR certification.