Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)/Home Health Aide (Homecare)

San Luis Obispo, CA
Part Time to Full Time
Entry Level
If caring comes naturally, we’d love to meet you.
NurseCore is hiring Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)/Home Health Aides for San Luis Obispo and surrounding area if you're compassionate, dependable, and passionate about helping others, we want you on our team.

What We Offer:
• Flexible scheduling • Competitive pay • Weekly pay
• Daily pay option (eligibility requirements apply) Healthcare & supplemental benefits (eligibility requirements apply)
What You'll Do:
• Assist with personal care and activities of daily living • Provide companionship
• Help maintain a safe, comfortable home environment • Other tasks as directed per client’s individual care plan.
   Qualifications:
✔ CNA: Current state certification✔ 1 year of prior experience in supervised setting
✔ TB test within the last 12 months ✔ Physical Exam within the last 12 months
Compensation Pay range: $23.00, based on experience, education, certifications, skills, location, and internal equity. May be eligible for overtime, shift differentials, bonuses, and other incentives. Eligible employees may access medical insurance, PTO, and other benefits per company policy.
About NurseCore,
 NurseCore connects compassionate healthcare professionals with meaningful home care and staffing opportunities, offering flexibility, professionalism, and clinical support.
California Compensation Notice 
This range reflects the reasonably expected pay for this position; actual compensation may vary based on experience, education, certifications, shift, and location.
Our Mission
Enhancing quality of life.
                             Compassion Every decision begins with what is best for the individual.
                             Integrity Honesty guides our actions, even when no one is watching.
                             Reliability We do what we say.
                             Excellence We aspire to achieve the highest standards.
                             Collaboration We communicate clearly, listen actively, and work in                        partnerships.     
Equal Employment Opportunity 
NurseCore is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or any other protected status.
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