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AccentCare·Baltimore, MD

Hospice Aide IPC

Home HealthFull timeDays
✓Requirements
Certifications
✓Aide / CNA IPC, Hospice
✓Find Your Passion and Purpose as an IPC Hospice Aide / CNA
Qualifications
✓Position Type: Full-time
✓Remote/Virtual Position: No
✓Reimagining Your Career in Hospice
+Benefits
✓Medical, dental and vision
✓401(k) with match
✓Paid time off
✓Wellness and mental health resources
✓Continuing education
Pay for this position
Employer-posted
$17 – $22/hr
vs. Maryland home health roles that post payvs. MD home health rolesmedian $27.00
$10/hrTop of this range is 19% below the state median$65/hr
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✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓Aide / CNA IPC, Hospice
✓Find Your Passion and Purpose as an IPC Hospice Aide / CNA
Qualifications
✓Position Type: Full-time
✓Remote/Virtual Position: No
✓Reimagining Your Career in Hospice
+Benefits
Medical, dental and vision401(k) with matchPaid time offWellness and mental health resources

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About the role

Provide compassionate, hands-on care to hospice patients, including assistance with personal hygiene, repositioning, and mobility support for individuals who may require lifting (up to 200 lbs with assistance).

What you’ll do
Provide compassionate, hands-on careProvide compassionate, hands-on care to hospice patients, including assistance with personal hygiene, repositioning, and mobility support for individuals who may require lifting (up to 200 lbs with assistance)
Observe and report changesObserve and report changes in patient condition, collaborating closely with the RN and interdisciplinary team to ensure responsive, individualized care
Support patients in theirSupport patients in their homes or care facilities through frequent movement and physical activity, such as walking, standing, reaching, and occasional driving, ensuring timely and dignified end-of-life care
Document care accurately andDocument care accurately and timely to reflect the evolving plan of care, including interventions, goals, and patient needs
Work comfortably in homeWork comfortably in home and facility environments, adapting to varying conditions such as temperature changes, moderate noise, and standard healthcare exposures, while upholding infection control and safety protocols