Home Health Aide Trainee- Paid Training - Clinton County

Earn while you learn! HCR is pleased to announce our 3-week Paid HHA Certification course on September 1st 2026! This NYS Dept. of Health approved course will enable participants to obtain a recognized HHA Certificate and work for HCR seeing our home care patients. Work is readily available in Clinton County!

• To be Considered for our Training Program - Requirements
• High School diploma or GED preferred
• Successful completion of HCR's Reading and Math Test
• Reliable transportation
• Driver's License
• After offer acceptance: Provide a copy of immunization records/MMRs
• After offer acceptance: Submission to CHRC background check, fingerprinting, drug test, physical exam and Tuberculin Testing

Physical Requirements

• The physical demands described below must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job, and to ensure patient safety at all times in the household. Requests for reasonable accommodations will be evaluated and may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Potentially hazardous materials such as those found in cleaning agents and other chemicals may be stored in a client’s home.
• Working conditions may expose the home health aide and / or personal care aide to smoke, pets and other allergens
• While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to visually recognize objects within 20 feet, have the ability to speak and hear
• Frequent walking and standing (80%-100% of the time)
• Frequent lifting
• Must be able to lift / move 50 lbs. unassisted
• May require pushing / pulling / transferring 50 lbs. of weight
• Sufficient hand strength and dexterity to carry out care plan duties
• Ability to bend, stoop, reach, pull and push unsupported, routinely.
• Ability to climb two flights of stairs.

See below for the job outline of a Certified Home Health Aide

Position Summary

Home Health Aides provide personal care and supportive light housekeeping services to individuals in the community in the privacy of their home.