Home Health Aide HHA Personal Care Aide PCA

Syracuse, NY
Part Time to Full Time
Home Care
Experienced


Home Health Aide HHA Personal Care Aide PCA
Home Care and Facilities
Syracuse, NY

***SIGN-ON BONUS $750.00***

**WORK 200 HOURS IN 120 DAYS, BE IN GOOD STANDING, WORK 2 WEEKENDS PER MONTH**

NurseCore of Syracuse has an immediate need for Certified Home Health Aides (HHAs) and Personal Care Aides (PCAs) to assist clients in their homes, and in assisted living facilities, throughout Syracuse, NY and the surrounding areas.  We are looking for caring and reliable healthcare professionals to provide consistent, high-quality care to our clients.

We Offer: 

  • $17.55 - $20.00 hourly pay
  • Daily/Weekly Pay
  • Flexible scheduling- Per Diem
  • 24/7 Access to friendly staff
  • Discounted benefits through Mylo
  • Direct Deposit
  • Bonus Opportunities
  • No 1099 Tax Filing- You are an employee of NurseCore

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

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

Responsibilities:

Under professional supervision, provides client assistance with nutritional and environmental support and personal hygiene, feeding and dressing and/or as an extension of self-directed clients, select health-related tasks.

  • Assists client with activities of daily living as directed which may include:
    • Bathing
    • Oral hygiene
    • Dressing
    • Toileting
    • Ambulation
  • Buys, prepares and serves nutritious meals in accordance with prescribed diet.
  • Performs routine housekeeping tasks and errands as related to a safe and comfortable environment.
  • Works with community agencies involved with client as directed.
  • Escorts client to healthcare facility as directed.
  • Respects client’s rights and maintains confidentiality.
  • Practices honesty, dependability and confidentiality in all client and family matters.
  • Follows basic safety rules to maintain safe environment.
  • Reminds client to take self-administered medications as designated in the plan of care.
  • Guides the client in social activities.
  • Assumes responsibility for child-care services to include assistance with personal hygiene, meal preparation and serving and recreational and educational activities.
  • Reports changes in client’s condition or home situation to the supervising professional.
  • Follows Plan of Care established by RN or therapist and reports changes in client condition.
  • Prepares a visit report daily and submits completed documentation per agency policy and procedure.
  • The following tasks are also considered to be an essential function of the position: Lifting unspecified weights, depending on assignment requirements.
  • Bending and stooping to prepare equipment and materials for treating clients or managing the client’s environment.
  • Transferring, turning and positioning clients and assisting clients in walking and moving from place to place.

Qualifications:

We have a variety of HHA and PCA 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. 

  • Must have 1-year supervised experience in the last 3 years as a home health aide.
  • Must have current certification
  • In compliance with state and Federal regulations, NurseCore has a mandatory COVID vaccination policy, subject to applicable law.

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