In-Home Caregiver

Be the steady, patient presence that makes someone's day better. As an In-Home Caregiver you'll help with the small things that mean the most — meals, light housekeeping, conversation, dignity in the moments that aren't glamorous.

• Assist with activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, grooming)
• Light housekeeping, laundry, and meal preparation
• Companionship and conversation
• Medication reminders
• Document changes and communicate with care coordinators
• Compassionate, patient, and reliable
• Comfortable working independently in a client's home
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation
• Able to pass a background check
• CNA / HHA certification is a plus, not required
  
  

Hands-on, certified caregiving for clients who need a little more help than companion care. HHAs are the backbone of the team — clients see you more than they see family some weeks.

• Personal care: bathing, dressing, toileting, transferring
• Mobility assistance and fall prevention
• Vital sign checks per care plan
• Meal preparation following dietary guidelines
• Maintain accurate care notes
• Current HHA certification (Nebraska)
• Strong physical stamina for transfers and mobility support
• CPR certification preferred
• Comfortable with electronic care documentation
  
  

Lead the clinical side of care — assessments, plans, and the moments that need real medical judgment. You'll partner with families and care coordinators to keep clients safe at home.

• Conduct in-home nursing assessments
• Develop and revise care plans
• Medication management and education
• Train and supervise HHAs in the field
• Coordinate with physicians and discharge planners
• Active Nebraska RN license
• 2+ years clinical experience preferred
• Strong communication with families and providers
• Comfortable driving between client homes
  
  

You're the person who makes sure the right caregiver is at the right home at the right time — and that the family always knows what's happening. Equal parts logistics, empathy, and follow-through.

• Build and adjust client care schedules
• Match caregivers to client needs and personalities
• Primary point of contact for families
• Track caregiver hours and time-off requests
• Escalate clinical concerns to nursing
• 2+ years in home care, hospice, or healthcare scheduling
• Excellent written and verbal communication
• Comfortable juggling 30+ active cases
• Familiar with care-management software