Home Health Certified Nursing Assistant, CNA, PRN
Residential Home Health and Hospice Glen Carbon, IllinoisAs one of the leading providers in home health and hospice care, we are always seeking compassionate, dedicated individuals who share our mission to provide outstanding care to our patients.
- Part time
- Mid-Level
- Competitive
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Responsibilities
Care Where You Are: Where Your Work Truly Matters
Residential Home Health and Hospice is a nationally recognized leader in home health and hospice, and a consistent Top Workplace. If you are a clinician seeking autonomy, meaningful patient relationships, and real career growth; this is where you belong.
We are hiring a Certified Nursing Assistant for a Home Health position providing care to patients in their homes in the Glen Carbon area.
What You’ll Do:
- Deliver compassionate, patient-centered care in a hospice setting, collaborating with an interdisciplinary team dedicated to comfort, dignity, and quality of life
- Provide hands-on care in the home, assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs) while observing and reporting changes in condition to support patient safety and independence
- Educate and support patients and caregivers by reinforcing care plans, promoting healthy routines, and encouraging confidence with daily care tasks
- Respond promptly to patient needs, communicate effectively with the care team, and maintain accurate, timely documentation in the EMR
- Work independently, but never alone
- Travel to patient homes within assigned territory
Designed for Success
- Dedicated field education team supporting you from Day 1
- Leadership that listens, mentors, and champions your growth
- A collaborative culture where your impact is recognized and your feedback shapes improvement
Benefits That Support Your Whole Life
- Pathway to Nursing Program: Up to $20,000 in student loan repayment for CNA’s advancing to LPN certificate after 1 year of employment
- Pension Plan + 401K
- Paid parental leave
- Up to 90% off degrees and certifications through our Purdue University partnership
CNA Qualifications
- Active Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certificate in the state you work
- High School Diploma or certificate
- Minimum one year healthcare experience
- Current driver’s license and ability to spend ~20% of your day driving to/from patient locations
We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company.
NOTICE: Successful completion of a drug screen prior to employment is part of our background process, which includes medical and recreational marijuana.
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By submitting your application, you are confirming that you are legally authorized to work in the United States.
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Career Path
There are plenty of ways to move your career forward that goes beyond a title change. Here, you can receive compensation and growth opportunities based on your experience, tenure, territory, advanced degrees, certifications and more. We offer many ways for our nurses to succeed and grow professionally:
Rewards
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Benefits
Best-In-Class '360 You' benefits program with all around support to help you financially, mentally and physically.
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Balance
Flexible schedules, no long shifts, and minimal weekend shifts a year.
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Career Advancement
We invest in your career through company paid continuing education and many opportunities for growth with our career pathing options.
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Culture
Supportive, Caring and Respectful are how our employees describe our culture.
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Technology
State-of-the-art technology to reduce time spent on charting.
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Autonomy
The freedom to manage your own schedule.
Being AN RN
What makes a successful RN ? Here are the top traits we're looking for:
- Caring
- Compassionate
- Flexible
- Good listener
- Open-minded
- Proactive
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Kate Edmondson RN
"You really are thanked for what you do."
Patrine Buckley RN
"If you’re looking for a place where you can thrive, Residential is the way to go."
Sharon Moore RN
"You get to follow the patients from the time they get out of the hospital, almost their lowest, to the time they’re independent and better, and no longer need us."