Careers

Our Occupational Therapists help patients who have debilitating conditions improve the functions of performing everyday tasks in the home. Occupational therapists use treatments to develop the daily living skills of their patients, the basic motor functions of patients  as well as to compensate for any loss of function that may have occurred with the patient.

Our Hospice Nursing Aides assist with various personal care issues including changing bedding, changing clothing, bathing hospice patients, and helping with hygienic routines such as brushing teeth, washing hair and keeping wound dressings clean and dry. Our Hospice Nursing Aides may assist patients' family members in caring for their terminally ill relatives by instructing them on how to go about performing basic health-care routines. Nursing Aides consult on a regular basis with their supervising registered nurses in terms of keeping hospice team members apprised of our patients' progression and the families' needs.

Our Physical Therapists (PTs) examine and treat patients with physical impairments through the use of physical modalities. The goal is to assist persons who are physically challenged to improve mobility and function, independent self-care, other skills necessary for functioning in daily living. Our Physical Therapists (PTs) use our Specialty Programs, including Balance and Fall Prevention, Spine Safety, Total Hip and Knee Replacement Program, and our Total Shoulder Replacement Program to treat our patients.

- Carry out assigned tasks on patients and follow home health aide care plans - Bathe patients and assist with showers and partial baths - Help patients maintain personal hygiene and assist with all aspects of activities of daily living - Assist patients in getting ready for doctor appointments - Assist all patients in and out of bed and with toilet needs to bathroom or bedside commode - Lift and turn patients, as appropriate - Take and record vital signs and weigh patients - Assist patients with proper exercises and assist PT with patient rehabilitation, when applicable - Answer patient questions about self-care techniques and give instructions that will assist family, patient, and caregivers

Enhabit Home Health & Hospice RNs work with patients, their families, and other health care professionals during the final stages of patients' lives. Our nurses work in private homes, residential care facilities, nursing centers, and other hospice care environments. They may also supervise licensed vocational/practical nurses and nursing aides. Our nurses must be capable of compassionate communication with patients and families, have keen observation skills, high ethical standards, and knowledge of when to alert doctors and others about changes in patients' conditions.

Our Hospice LPNs provide basic bedside care to terminally ill patients. Our nurses take and keep track of patients' vital signs such as weight, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration. They also prepare and give patients injections, monitor catheters, and dress wounds. Our nurses may be required to assist with basic care such as bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, standing, walking, and eating. Our nurses must be capable of compassionate communication with patients and families, have keen observation skills, high ethical standards, and knowledge of when to alert doctors and others about changes in patients' conditions.

- Conduct ongoing meetings with physicians, discharge planners and other applicable health professionals  - Implement enriching programs and protocols as provided by the company in order to provide higher quality client services - Coordinate with physician offices and branches in obtaining physicians signature on orders and Medicare required addendums  - Participate in community education functions, such as public speaking to civic/church groups, to provide education on home health and/or hospice services - Participate in in-service education and personnel training as it relates to branch services and programs, quality assurance, and community resources.

Our Hospice Nursing Aides assist with various personal care issues including changing bedding, changing clothing, bathing hospice patients, and helping with hygienic routines such as brushing teeth, washing hair and keeping wound dressings clean and dry. Our Hospice Nursing Aides may assist patients' family members in caring for their terminally ill relatives by instructing them on how to go about performing basic health-care routines. Nursing Aides consult on a regular basis with their supervising registered nurses in terms of keeping hospice team members apprised of our patients' progression and the families' needs.

Our Physical Therapists (PTs) examine and treat patients with physical impairments through the use of physical modalities. The goal is to assist persons who are physically challenged to improve mobility and function, independent self-care, other skills necessary for functioning in daily living. Our Physical Therapists (PTs) use our Specialty Programs, including Balance and Fall Prevention, Spine Safety, Total Hip and Knee Replacement Program, and our Total Shoulder Replacement Program to treat our patients.

As a LPN, you will visit patients in their homes and provide nursing care for them under direction of RNs and in compliance with the physicians' orders.

Our Physical Therapists (PTs) examine and treat patients with physical impairments through the use of physical modalities. The goal is to assist persons who are physically challenged to improve mobility and function, independent self-care, other skills necessary for functioning in daily living. Our Physical Therapists (PTs) use our Specialty Programs, including Balance and Fall Prevention, Spine Safety, Total Hip and Knee Replacement Program, and our Total Shoulder Replacement Program to treat our patients.

- Carry out assigned tasks on clients and follow Home Health Aide Care Plans. Perform delegated tasks after instruction by RN or PT. - Bathe clients, assist with showers and partial baths as appropriate. - Assist clients with proper exercises and assist PT in the rehabilitation for client when applicable. - Help client maintain personal hygiene and assist with all aspects of activities of daily living. - Answer client questions about self-care techniques and give instructions that will assist family, client, and family/support in providing care. - Assist client in getting ready for doctor appointments. - Lift, turn, and weigh clients as appropriate. - Take and record vital signs as assigned, including blood pressure, temperature, respiration.

- Perform in-home patient visits and ensure visit fully meets the needs of the patient. - Record and report the patient’s reaction to the therapy program including any changes in the patient condition to the licensed professional. - Coordinate total patient care including interdisciplinary communication with other health care providers, office, and physician to enhance continuity of care. - Utilize various types of therapy equipment as established by the supervising licensed professional. - Guide and instruct patient and their families in prescribed therapeutic activities that are directed toward improving independence and functionality.

In addition to performing visits and completing coordination of client care, the Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager is the point of contact for all disciplines involved with providing care to patients and oversees the frequency of visits for the episode. The RN Case Manager consults as needed with the physician and the office giving details about patient care. Performing accurate OASIS collection, ensuring the medication profile remains current, ensuring lab values have been reported to the physician timely, attending weekly case conference and monthly case manager meetings are key responsibilities of this role.   This part-time salaried position works 24 hours/week, over 4 days in the week, and is eligible for our 60% paid days off program.

- Carry out assigned tasks on clients and follow Home Health Aide Care Plans. Perform delegated tasks after instruction by RN or PT. - Bathe clients, assist with showers and partial baths as appropriate. - Assist clients with proper exercises and assist PT in the rehabilitation for client when applicable. - Help client maintain personal hygiene and assist with all aspects of activities of daily living. - Answer client questions about self-care techniques and give instructions that will assist family, client, and family/support in providing care. - Assist client in getting ready for doctor appointments. - Lift, turn, and weigh clients as appropriate. - Take and record vital signs as assigned, including blood pressure, temperature, respiration.

Enhabit Home Health & Hospice is looking for a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) to provide professional, comprehensive, family-oriented services to individuals in the home setting.   - Assess patients' and families' psychosocial, environmental, and financial needs. - Formulate, implement, and evaluates a plan of care in collaboration with patient, family, and other caregivers, and provides case management as appropriate. - Assist the team in understanding the social and emotional factors related to the patients’ health problems. - Maintain documentation in patient’s record per internal regulatory and professional standards. - Monitor, observe, and evaluate changes and progress in patient’s condition and environment. Report changes, progress, or lack of progress to physician and/or nurse case manager. - Acts as key source in patient situations such as: ineffective patient/family coping and decision making advance directives long term or assisted living placement substance abuse abuse/neglect and/or bereavement.

Our Occupational Therapists help patients who have debilitating conditions improve the functions of performing everyday tasks in the home. Occupational therapists use treatments to develop the daily living skills of their patients, the basic motor functions of patients  as well as to compensate for any loss of function that may have occurred with the patient.

Assists patients in the process of navigating post-acute care with an overall goal of creating a positive impact on patient outcomes and referral source satisfaction. Integrates evidence-based clinical guidelines, preventative guidelines, protocols, and other metrics in the development of transition plans that are patient-centered, promoting quality and efficiency in the delivery of post-acute care. Represents the area branches in strategic relationships with health systems, hospitals, inpatient facilities, physicians and physician groups, and executive level opportunities.

Our Certified Occupational Therapists work under the direction of our Occupational Therapists  and  help patients who have debilitating conditions improve the functions of performing everyday tasks in the home.  They use treatments to develop the daily living skills of their patients,  the basic motor functions of patients  as well as to compensate for any loss of function that may have occurred with the patient.

Our Certified Occupational Therapists work under the direction of our Occupational Therapists  and  help patients who have debilitating conditions improve the functions of performing everyday tasks in the home.  They use treatments to develop the daily living skills of their patients,  the basic motor functions of patients  as well as to compensate for any loss of function that may have occurred with the patient.