Benefits:

Competitive salary

Flexible schedule

Free uniforms

401(k)

End-of-life care requires someone special—and we believe that's you.

At Executive Home Care, our hospice caregivers provide emotional support, companionship, and comfort care that honors each client's journey and brings peace to their loved ones. If you're called to this meaningful work and have the flexibility to serve families during evenings, overnights, weekends, or urgent situations, we'd be honored to have you on our team.

Benefits:

Meaningful Work: Provide comfort and reassurance during the final stage of life

Competitive Compensation: Earn competitive hourly wages

Employee Recognition: Caregiver appreciation and recognition programs

Supportive Work Environment: Compassionate, understanding leadership

Consistent Assignments: Continuity with the same clients and families when possible

Safety Gear Provided: PPE provided as appropriate

Scrubs Provided: Company branded scrubs set provided on first day

Referral Incentives: Referral bonuses available

Responsibilities:

Hospice & End of Life Personal Care:

Assist with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and incontinence care

Support safe transfers, repositioning, and comfort-focused mobility

Provide bedside, vigil, and overnight presence as needed

Maintain a calm, respectful, and dignified environment

Comfort & Daily Living Support:

Assist with light meal preparation, comfort foods, and hydration as tolerated

Support daily routines based on client preferences and hospice guidance

Perform light housekeeping to maintain a peaceful living space

Medication Support (non-medical):

Provide medication reminders as directed by family or hospice staff

No medication administration or clinical tasks

Emotional Support & Companionship:

Offer quiet companionship, emotional reassurance, and attentive presence

Support family members with patience, empathy, and respectful communication

Understand and honor cultural, spiritual, and end-of-life wishes

Observation & Communication:

Observe and report changes in clients' health status to the care team.

Document care provided and any notable observations.

Collaborate respectfully with hospice nurses, social workers and care teams.

Qualifications:

Hospice, end-of-life, or vigil care experience

Comfort working in emotionally sensitive situations.

Professional, compassionate demeanor

High school diploma or equivalent preferred.

Previous experience as a caregiver or similar role preferred

Certification in CPR and First Aid preferred

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Ability to follow care plans and work collaboratively within a team