Home Recovery Home Aid·Springfield, Virginia
The Home Health Aide provides quality care and assistance with activities of daily living for clients under the direction of a nurse or therapist. Responsibilities include monitoring patient conditions, reporting changes to licensed staff, and maintaining a clean environment.
Overview The Home Health Aide delivers quality home health care services to the Agency’s clients under the direction of a Registered Nurse or Therapist in accordance with physician orders, Agency and industry standards, and federal and state regulations.
Assists residents with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, eating, transferring, and mobility Engages residents in meaningful conversation, socialization, and activity while providing personal care assistance Responds to all resident needs and/or requests for care promptly, and provides or obtains assistance with care as necessary Observes residents for changes in physical, emotional, mental, or behavioral condition, unusual symptoms, accidents, injuries, or unusual occurrences, and reports promptly to a licensed nurse Completes all forms and documentation such as incident reports, change of condition reports, and behavior tracking, as requested, and in a timely manner Prepares and serves meals, assists with eating, not including tube feeding Makes beds, empties garbage, and tidies rooms daily and as needed
Current CNA license in good standing Virginia Home Health Aide license CPR Certificate High school diploma or equivalent Previous experience working with the elderly in a residential or long-term care setting also preferred
Candidates must hold a current CNA license, a Virginia Home Health Aide license, and a CPR certificate. A high school diploma or equivalent is required, and experience with elderly care is preferred.
Market context
Virginia’s aging population and ongoing need for in-home support keep PRN home health aide roles in steady demand, especially for candidates who can work flexible schedules. These positions are competitive because employers often look for a current CNA license, a Virginia Home Health Aide license, CPR certification, and experience with older adults in residential or long-term care settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licenses and CPR status before applying.