Hospice Home Care·Russellville, Arkansas
The Hospice CNA provides personal care, emotional support, and assistance with daily living activities for terminally ill patients in their homes. They are also responsible for monitoring patient conditions, documenting care, and collaborating with the interdisciplinary hospice team.
As a Hospice CNA You will: Personal Care: Help with bathing, dressing, toileting, mobility, and repositioning Monitor & Report: Observe and report changes in the patient’s condition Mobility: Assist with ambulation, transfers, ROM exercises and safe equipment use Medication Assistance: Help with self-administered medications per state regulations Emotional Support: Offer companionship and comfort to patients and families. Light Housekeeping: Change linens, assist with meals, and maintain a clean space.
Meet the training requirements of the state of practice Minimum of six months experience including providing personal care Must be 18+ years of age Complete a minimum of 75 hours of classroom and supervised practical training, 16 of the 75 hours of classroom must be complete prior to a mandatory 16 hours of practical training Possess and maintain current CPR certification Ability to read and follow written instructions and document care given Understands hospice philosophy, comfortable providing specialized care to the terminally ill Ability to work with little direct supervision Ability to handle death/dying Strong oral and written communication skills Good Organizational Skills About our Line of Business Hospice Home Care, an affiliate of Adoration Health, focuses on providing hospice care to local patients and their families. We concentrate on managing a patient’s pain and other symptoms first and foremost, while also providing emotional and spiritual support to the family. The holistic care approach to providing hospice services by the entire care team sets Hospice Home Care apart. We believe the quality of life to be as important as length of life. Hospice Home Care offers routine home care, respite, general inpatient care, and continuous care. For more information, please visit www.hospicehomecare.com. Follow us on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Candidates must have at least six months of experience in personal care and hold a current CPR certification. They must also meet state training requirements, including 75 hours of classroom and practical training.
Market context
Hospice CNA openings in Arkansas often reflect steady demand for caregivers who can support patients and families in end-of-life settings. These roles are competitive because employers usually want current CNA certification, recent personal-care experience, CPR, and comfort with hospice-specific training and responsibilities. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your training hours and CPR status before applying.