NurseCore

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Home Care - Ocala, FL - Full Time

HomeCare Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

OCALA, FL

If you want more variety in your day-to-day work, we can help! NurseCore is an industry leader in home health care. We are currently seeking CNAs in Ocala, FL and surrounding areas. At NurseCore we are passionate about connecting healthcare professionals and nurses with medical positions that fit their lifestyle.

Our Current CNA/HHA Needs:

CNA/HHA
M-F 4pm-9pm and 10hrs on Saturdays, Ocala
Pay Rate $16.00/hr.

CNA/HHA
Total 13 hrs. a week
Any 2 days in the week, in Dunnellon.
Day Shift 7hrs/ 6hrs
Pay Rate $16.00/hr.


We are looking for an energetic CNA who has a passion for active pediatric/adult patients! 

WE OFFER: 

  •  Top pay and flexible schedules 
  •  One to one patient ration in-home with patient
  •  Friendly, 27/7 accessible office staff
  •  Bonus opportunities
  •  Weekly or daily pay
  •  Direct deposit

Your dream job is waiting for you; join our team and we’ll help you find it! Apply Today!

Bonuses Available: 

Referral Bonus: 

Refer a qualified employee, who gets hired, YOU will earn a BONUS!

RN: $500

LPN: $300

CNA/HHA: $150

Retention Bonus:

Work an average of 20 hours weekly and receive a bonus after 6 months of continuous employment. Paid annually thereafter.

RN: $500

LPN: $300

CNA/HHA: $150

Responsibilities:

Every day is different in Home Care. Our Home Health Staff care for ill, injured or convalescing patients or persons with disabilities in private 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 CNA and HHA 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:

  • Current CNA License or 75 Hour HHA Certificate (from accredited school/institution in FL)
  • High school diploma
  • Current hands on CPR Certification 
  • Appropriate documents required by the state in which you practice in
  • 1+ years of CNA/HHA(HHA  75-hr Certificate must be from an accredited school/institution in Florida) experience in a supervised setting within the past 3 years
  • Proof of negative TB (titer/ chest X-Ray)

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