Hospice of Huntington·Huntington, West Virginia
Provide non-medical in-home care and companionship to individuals requiring assistance with daily living activities. Responsibilities include light housekeeping, meal preparation, personal hygiene support, and transporting clients to appointments and errands.
The Tri-State LifeCare Caregiving (TLC) program is a non-hospice program of Hospice of Huntington. The Tri-State LifeCare Caregiving program is a service line program of Tri-State LifeCare. Tri-State LifeCare Caregivers (TLC Caregiver) performs in-home services that are all non-medical services to individuals who require assistance with daily living activities. The following is a list of services that TLC Caregivers may routinely perform; however, it is not exclusive of other reasonable requests.
Essential
Functions: Responsible for communicating all schedule changes, concerns, and any other care related issues directly to their supervisor. Responsible for documenting in accordance with the company documentation system set forth. Caregiver is expected to interact with patient and in social settings with high integrity, politeness, respect and excellent communication. Caregiver is expected to be prepared to act in emergency situations as trained. Caregiver is expected to communicate with supervisor regarding patient needs and recommendations for care plan change. Caregiver is expected to perform the duties that are outlined in each Care Plan.Companionship Play board games Read Watch TV Do crossword puzzles Arts and Crafts projects Light housekeeping Dust, Vacuum, Clean kitchen & bathroom, Organize closets, Change the linen, Laundry, Light ironing, Sweeping floors. Meal planning and preparation Bathing/Showering assistance Personal hygiene Assisting with grooming needs such as hair care (excluding cutting/trimming), shaving with an electric razor, cleaning teeth and routine nail care such as cleaning and polishing (excludes trimming or filing). Errands & shopping Grocery and clothes shopping Pick up prescriptions Take client to the bank, Theater and movie events Dine out for lunch or dinner Drive to family gatherings Handle dry-cleaning Buy stamps, mail packages Attend church services Medication Reminders Pet Care Supervise home maintenance such as housecleaning Other job duties as assigned
Candidates must have at least a 10th-grade education, though a high school diploma is preferred, and one year of experience is desired. A valid driver's license, automobile insurance, and reliable transportation are required.
Market context
Support-services roles in West Virginia often show steady demand in hospitals, clinics, and emergency care settings because they help keep patient flow and basic care operations moving. Competition can be strongest for candidates with current EMT, CNA, CPCT, or CMA credentials, BCLS certification, and prior hands-on experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your certification status and prepare examples of patient support work before applying.
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