Summer Home Health Aide Training Program - Hebrew SeniorLife, Inc.
Brookline, MA 02446
About the Job
Hebrew SeniorLife employees set the highest standard in our commitment to redefine the experience of aging. With compassion, resilience, and determination, we make a difference in the lives of patients, residents, their families, and the broad senior care community every day. And they in ours as well. These life-changing connections give our work meaning and fuel our desire to advance our potential. To be all that we can be. At Hebrew SeniorLife, that’s uniquely possible. Because here we’re supported to always keep growing. And as we do, so does our collective impact.
Our benefits include:
• Excellent medical and dental benefits, available on your first day for positions over 24 hours/week
• A 403b retirement plan open to all employees, including per diems
• Generous paid time off
• On-site health and wellness programming
• Tuition reimbursement and scholarships
• An employee recognition program
Hebrew SeniorLife is pleased to announce the PAID Home Health Aide Training Program with a Guaranteed Job Afterwards!
- Apply for the PAID Home Health Aid training program lasting 2 weeks
- Receive an offer for a Home Health Aide position prior to training
- Paid training through June 3rd, 2024-June 14,2024
- Receive 2 weeks of PAID training to prepare you for the HHA certificate
- Training is focused through Classroom Instruction, Lab Instruction, and hands-on Clinical Experience
- Positions available through the Center for Communities in Brookline
Note:
- Candidates must be in good standing as a HSL employee and meet the requirements in order to qualify for the HHA job and training program offer.
This program is for those who do not have a HHA licence or CNA License
Required Qualifications:
- Fluent English skills required – verbal and written
- Computer literacy required
- Flexibility and ability to work independently and collaboratively
- Must complete mandatory HSL/HRC educational requirements and programs
- This position is funded by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.