Home Health Aide Jobs in Harwood, TX

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The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Home Health Aide position

• Activities of Daily Living
• Alzheimer's Care
• Ambulation
• Assisted Living
• Background Checks
• Bathing
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
• Care Management
• Care Planning
• Caregiving
• Comfort Food
• Communication Skills
• Companionship
• Customer Service
• Dementia Care
• Direct Care
• Documentation
• Drug Testing
• English
• First Aid
• Friendliness
• Geriatric Care
• Health Care
• Healthcare Management
• Herzthiolate Heptahydrolysic Acid
• High School Diploma
• Home Care
• Hospice
• Housekeeping
• Hoyer Lift
• Laundry
• Leadership
• Management
• Meal Preparation
• Medication Administration
• Memory Care
• Nursing
• Organization
• Palliative Care
• Patient Care
• Personal Care
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Range of Motion
• Referrals
• Reimbursement
• Scheduling
• Scheduling Appointments
• Senior Care
• Special Needs
• Staff Supervision
• Toileting
• Training and Development

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