Every team member plays a vital part in honoring life, dignity, and compassion. As a Hospice CNA / Administrative Assistant, you’ll be both the heart and the hands of care — first providing essential support to our hospice team in the office, then extending that same care and calm presence into the homes of patients and families. You’ll help make sure everything behind the scenes runs smoothly, and when it’s time, you’ll bring your compassionate touch to those facing life’s most meaningful moments.

This isn’t just about clinical skill — it’s about connection, empathy, and purpose. You’ll work alongside a mission-driven team that believes every detail, every phone call, and every act of care contributes to something greater: helping patients and families experience peace and dignity at the end of life.

Why You’ll Love This Role

Meaningful Impact: Support patients and families through one of life’s most vulnerable times.

Dynamic Role: Start in the office coordinating care, then transition into direct patient support.

Room to Grow: Build clinical and admin skills within a supportive hospice team that values learning.

Supportive Culture: Work with compassionate teammates who show up for one another and families.

Balance: Office-based at first, field-based once patient care begins, with flexibility built in.

Your Day-to-Day Impact

In the Office:

• Coordinate hospice team schedules and patient visits.
• Manage documentation, intake, and EMR updates with precision and care.
• Support daily operations — phone calls, supply orders, and communication with providers.

In the Field:

• Provide personal care to hospice patients — bathing, grooming, dressing, comfort measures.
• Observe, report, and document changes in condition under RN supervision.
• Offer emotional support and presence to patients and their loved ones.

What You’ll Bring

• Georgia Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification (required).
• 1+ year of patient care experience (hospice preferred).
• Prior administrative or healthcare office experience.
• Proficiency with EMR systems and basic computer skills.
• Strong communication, organization, a valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive pay, health, dental, vision insurance, PTO, and holidays
• Mileage reimbursement for patient visits
• Ongoing training and professional development
• A workplace that values compassion, teamwork, and trust

Who Thrives Here: This role is ideal for someone who finds meaning in helping others, values both teamwork and independence, and takes pride in doing work that truly matters. You may be a seasoned CNA ready to expand your scope with administrative leadership, or an experienced healthcare assistant who thrives in both structured and patient-centered environments.

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