Hospice Aide/CNA - Part Time

VitalCaring – Care That Brings Comfort When It Matters Most
At VitalCaring, care isn’t just what we do - it’s who we are.
As a Hospice Aide / CNA, you step into one of the most meaningful roles in healthcare - providing comfort, dignity, and compassion to patients and families during life’s most important moments. This is more than hands-on care. It’s about presence, empathy, and creating peace in the place patients call home.
If you are someone who leads with heart and finds purpose in serving others, this is where your impact truly matters.
Why Join VitalCaring?
Purpose-Driven Work – Provide comfort-focused, end-of-life care that truly matters
1:1 Patient Care – Build meaningful relationships with patients and families in the home
Supportive, Team-Based Model – Work alongside RNs, social workers, chaplains, and leadership
Growth & Stability – Ongoing training, development, and a team invested in your success
What You’ll Do
Deliver Compassionate, Hands-On Care
Assist patients with daily living activities including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and feeding
Support comfort through repositioning, mobility assistance, and skin integrity care
Provide light housekeeping to maintain a clean, safe, and comfortable environment
Offer respite support to caregivers and families
Support Comfort, Dignity & Quality of Life
Observe and report changes in patient condition to the RN/Case Manager
Assist with vital signs and basic care tasks as directed
Support care aligned with hospice philosophy—focused on comfort, not cure
Honor patient preferences, routines, and cultural needs
Communicate & Collaborate
Document care accurately and timely
Communicate with compassion and professionalism across patients, families, and team members
Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards in every interaction
What You Bring
Completion of state-required Hospice Aide/CNA training (CNA certification if required by state)
Current CPR certification
Ability to follow care plans, document clearly, and communicate effectively
Comfort working with end-of-life patients and families
Strong empathy, compassion, and emotional intelligence
Reliable transportation and ability to travel between patient homes