Careers

Flexibility

HHCI has no strict shift structure, unlike a hospital or facility setting. Our work is per-diem, so you have better control over your work hours! You can choose assignments that accommodate your other obligations, preferences, and skill level. HHCI offers both adult and pediatric cases with a range of medical requirements.

Caseload

Private duty care means you’ll work with your patients 1:1, developing a deeper connection with them. Homecare is not fast-paced or hectic, and you’ll have the opportunity to offer more personalized attention while building trusting relationships. You’ll get to see the big picture of the patient, providing the support they need in the comfort of their home. Because of this, you’ll witness your direct impact on the patient’s lives. What is more fulfilling than that?!

Continuing Education

In addition to the training during orientation, HHCI will provide training by an RN for aides, shadow training to nurses for a specific case, and arrange training for those giving staff relief, if needed. We also offer classes to support our professionals and paraprofessionals in continuing their education, which includes CPR, Vent Training, and more. In addition, home care gives caregivers autonomy and independence while exposing them to a diverse range of clinical scenarios. Because you will be working in a non-traditional setting, you will develop an extra level of critical thinking.

Collaborative and Supportive Environment

Home care fosters a collaborative team environment among members of the care team. HHCI does this because it prides itself on open communication with our field staff, providing support without a 24/7 on-call line, and training through in-service and communication. In addition, HHCI offers competitive benefits to our staff, like holiday pay, bonuses, and more…

In-Home Caregivers

Hope Home Care, Inc. is a licensed home health care agency (LHCSA ) that has provided home care to the five New York and Westchester boroughs for almost 40 years. It employs over 2,500 individuals who require a range of services, including, but not limited to, general personal care tasks, tracheostomy, g-tubes, j-tubs, ventilators, and more.

Private Duty Licensed Practical Nurse/Registered Nurse – A private-duty LPN or RN works under the supervision of the Director of Patient Services. RNs/LPNs are responsible for the complete care of all assigned patients within the scope of the State Board of Nursing, as well as the policies and procedures of the agency. Responsibilities include but are not limited to preparing clinical progress notes, reporting changes in the client’s condition, and providing care.

Home Infusion Registered Nurse – A Home Infusion RN works under the supervision of the Director of Patient Services. In addition to the responsibilities of a private duty nurse, Infusion RNs are expected to initiate and maintain IV access, safely and accurately administer meds, including IV products, and may perform phlebotomy procedures when necessary.

Assessment Registered Nurse – An Assessment RN works under the supervision of the Director of Patient Services. They are responsible for the initial and re-assessing of all traditional services and nursing patients. Other responsibilities include but are not limited to entering the assessments into the system, making emergency visits to the patient’s home, maintaining MD and interim orders, and creating an initial care plan for patients.

Home Health Aide/Personal Care Aide – HHA/PCA works under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse. PCAs/HHAs perform various services for the patient, primarily personal care and daily living activities, to promote quality care and a safe environment in the patient’s home. Responsibilities include but are not limited to assisting the patient in maintaining good personal hygiene, rehabilitation including safe transfer techniques, walkers, and Hoyer lift, and assistance with ADLs and IALs. Aides support the patient in becoming as independent as possible according to the plan of care.

Other Licensed Professionals – Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Respiratory Therapists, Social Workers, and Speech Language Pathologist work under the supervision of the Director of Patient Services. The responsibilities of these professionals include but are not limited to the initial and interim assessments and evaluation of the patient, development of treatment plans, and timely recording of evaluation data, treatments, and patient’s response to therapy interventions.

Temp Staff

We specialize in supplying temporary staff to numerous facilities throughout NYC and Westchester County. Organizations turn to us for immediate relief when permanent or temporary shifts arise. Our dedicated team of temporary workers brings expertise, empathy, and a commitment to excellence to every assignment. With the potential for transitioning to full-time positions, we bridge staffing gaps and nurture long-term careers. Join us in making a difference, one caring connection at a time

Group Homes

We supply temporary staff to numerous Group Homes across NYC and Westchester County, ensuring compliance with the rules and regulations of the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). In essence, HHCI operates as a Staffing Agency for group homes or Residences catering to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and/or mental health diagnoses. Whenever a permanent or temporary shift opens, HHCI coordinates for staff members to fill in. Given caregivers’ direct contact with individuals overseen by OPWDD, all caregivers must undergo a comprehensive 4-step background check.

Direct Support Professionals

DSPs operate within a group home environment, aiding residents to achieve maximum independence. Duties may include basic cooking, cleaning, assistance with personal hygiene, and other tasks as needed. As part of our Staff Relief team, you are expected to adhere to directives from the House Administration. Assignments within the Residences are solely determined by protocol and not influenced by Hope.

Group Home Licensed Practical Nurse/Registered Nurse

Nurses working in a group home setting will work alongside the House Administration to complete tasks including, but not limited to, medication administration without error, nursing interventions and their documentation, developing treatment plans, participating in staff training, preparing clinical and administrative reports, maintaining infection control, and more.

Group Home Case Manager

A Case Manager working in a Group Home provides casework services through ongoing case assessment.

Hospice Facilities

We provide a diverse range of temp caregivers to hospice facilities. Our team members embody compassion, expertise, and dedication as they support patients and their families during life’s most challenging moments. Join us in making a meaningful impact by delivering comfort and compassion where needed most.

Home Health Aides
Licensed Practical Nurses
Registered Nurses

Assisted Living Facilities

We provide caregivers for assisted living facilities, ensuring residents receive the highest standard of care and support.
Licensed Practical Nurses
Registered Nurses

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