Job Application for Home Health Aide at NVNA and Hospice

What will you be doing:

We are looking for an experienced, talented, and compassionate Home Health Aide, full-time and part-time positions located throughout the South Shore area. The Home Health Aide is responsible for providing personal care services in a patient’s home or facility. You must be a kind individual who takes pride in taking care of people and show a positive attitude towards your work, team, and patients. You will need to solve problems and communicate in a strong manner daily. You will also be covering a territory and must be willing to perform your duties within this area and be flexible.

Flexible shifts: Monday - Friday, weekend rotation and 1 summer and 1 Winter Holiday rotation OR weekend or week day part time positions available!

Pay Rate: $22/hr - 25/hr. commensurate with experience

What we’re looking for in you:

Certification as Home Health Aide required.
1.5 years of personal care experience.
High School diploma or equivalent preferred.
Please be a flexible team player.
Adaptability on the road and in your location.
Attention to detail verbally and in writing.
Proficient in English Language.
Reliable transportation.

Where will you be working?

Locations may include Hingham, Quincy, Plymouth, Scituate, Hull, Abington, Marshfield, Rockland, Duxbury, Pembroke, Norwell and surrounding towns. We service 27 towns and

will need to assess present need.

Why NVNA & Hospice?

Join NVNA and Hospice, a mission-driven team recognized for excellence in home health, hospice, wellness, and public health services serving 27 communities, from Quincy to Plymouth. As a non-profit, NVNA and Hospice consistently earns five-star patient experience ratings from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the highest achievement possible and ranks among The Boston Globe’s Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts.

Our commitment to our employees and community reflects our values offering high-quality services and excellent customer service, in a safe, caring environment with focus on integrity, professional development, respect and employee well-being.

In 2024, $6.5 million was raised to expand care access, with over $25 million raised through our Charitable Fund to date. Serving 27 communities and delivering 120,000 annual visits, our 331-member team is known for compassionate, innovative, and high-quality care.

What's in it for you?

Medical, Dental and Vison Benefits
Company paid Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability
Generous Paid Time Off Package
401 (k) match program
Tuition Reimbursement and Scholarship Program
Mileage Reimbursement (in field positions only)

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