Full Time HHA / STNA covering Columbus area- Hospice
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Completion of a state‑approved and federally compliant training program, plus passing a competency evaluation
At least 1 year of experience as an aide in a home care, hospice, or facility setting
Current STNA (State Tested Nurse Aide) certification in Ohio, or Completion of a 75-hour Home Health Aide/Hospice Aide training program with competency evaluation or Successful completion of an approved nurse aide training and competency program.
Meets all agency hiring standards (including professional references)
Able to work independently while maintaining professional, respectful relationships with clients and families
Willing to stay up-to-date with agency policies, training, and best practices
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Commitment to our mission, Code of Ethics, and Compliance Program
Dependable, compassionate, and comfortable supporting clients in a home environment
Responsibilities
Follow the care plan created by the RN
Share any changes in the client’s condition right away
Help with personal care: bathing, grooming, dressing, oral care, mobility, toileting, and more
Assist with light household tasks: meal prep, feeding, laundry, linens, and light housekeeping
Take and record vital signs (temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure) when ordered
Support simple therapy-directed activities like range-of-motion exercises
Assist (but never administer) clients with self‑medication, following RN guidance
Help clients safely use home equipment like wheelchairs or side rails
Perform basic care tasks such as changing ostomy appliances or external catheter care (as assigned)
Document your visit clearly and accurately the same day
Work with scheduling to keep your client assignments up to date
Attend case conferences when appropriate
Maintain clear, respectful communication with clients, families, and the care team
Participate in training and staff development opportunities
Stay aligned with agency policies, safety procedures, and ethical guidelines