North County PACE Career Fair - June 4, 2026

San Ysidro Health•Oceanside, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a career fair event for North County PACE, taking place on Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM at the Civic Center Library Community Room in Oceanside, CA. Attendees are required to complete an application prior to the event and bring an updated resume, a valid CPR/BLS card, and any relevant licenses/certifications. Interviews will be conducted for the following positions: PACE Personal Care Aide, PACE Certified Nursing Assistant, PACE Home Care Coordinator, and PACE Outreach Specialist. San Ysidro Health, the organizing entity, is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and well-being of underserved and culturally diverse communities in San Diego County.

Requirements

Fluency in both English & Spanish
Updated Resume
Valid CPR/BLS Card
Any relevant licenses/certifications related to position (i.e. CNA, HHA, driver's license)
Six (6) months experience as a personal care aide, in a professional or personal care setting
High School Diploma, GED or six months experience as a personal care aide, in a professional or personal care setting.
High School Diploma, GED or one year experience as a CNA.
Nurse’s Assistant California State Certification
Current CPR Certification/Card
CNA certificate
Must obtain Home Health Aide certificate within 120 days of employment
High School Diploma or GED
At least 2 years’ experience working in a customer service role
CA valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

Responsibilities

Provide support in the delivery of personal care to participants.
Assist participants in need of companionship services to and from medical appointments.
Perform participant care activities such as showering, toileting, serving, feeding, and other Activities of Daily Living.
Assist with home delivery of meals and medical supplies.
Assist in other areas such as kitchen, primary care, and therapy.
Provide direct patient care services to participants under the direction and supervision of nursing staff.
Conduct home safety evaluations.
Coordinate and monitor IDT approved services, such as the delivery of meals, caregiver services, and DME.
Act as an advocate for participants' healthcare needs and preferences.
Coordinate and align unskilled home-based care with participants' goals and preferences.
Liaise with caregiver agencies, DME suppliers, etc., to coordinate schedules.
Monitor the delivery and quality of services/care provided.
Make recommendations for adjustments to care plans.
Conduct outreach in the community to raise awareness of and promote the PACE program.
Participate in events and fairs within the community.
Collaborate with Enrollment Specialists to increase census within the program.