LNA - Home Health and Hospice

UVM Health Network - Home Health & Hospice•Colchester, VT

2d•$21 - $31

About The Position

Looking for a rewarding career in healthcare with growth potential? We're seeking compassionate Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNAs) to join our growing team at The University of Vermont Health Network – Home Health and Hospice! Why Choose Us? Sign-on Bonus: Get rewarded! $5,000 for full-time positions, prorated for part-time. Additional terms and conditions apply. Flexible Schedule: We offer a variety of shifts and full-time, part-time, and per diem options to fit your needs and create work life balance. Competitive Benefits: Enjoy a comprehensive package including medical, dental, vision, retirement, tuition reimbursement, and paid time off. Plus, employee discounts and perks! Growth Opportunities: Explore diverse career paths with positions in Adult Home Health, McClure Miller Respite House, Community Hospice, or a floating role for a well-rounded experience. Career Ladder: Opportunity to be supported with your ongoing advancement of your licensure through our LPN and RN pathways. Make a Real Impact: Provide compassionate care to clients in their homes or at the Respite House, focusing on their physical and emotional well-being during a critical time. Supportive Environment: Work collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team and access the resources you need to succeed. Our Values: We believe in providing non-judgmental care that respects each client’s individuality and honors their choices. We foster trusting relationships built on empathy and understanding. We have opportunities for LNAs in: Adult Home Health McClure Miller Respite House Community Hospice Floating Positions (Gain experience in various areas) Learn more about the care journey and experience from our nurses: The Nurse Experience at HHH . Meet one of our Night On Call nurses: Chelsea's Spotlight Hear from Sheila: Sheila's Spotlight Ready to join our team? Apply today! We look forward to discussing your desired hours and career goals.

Requirements

Vermont Nursing Assistant license.
Ability to converse clearly and comfortably with clients who are elderly, ill and/or incapacitated, and to explain/teach basic skills.
Keen observation skills and the ability to report effectively.
Deal calmly and efficiently with emergency situations if necessary.