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	Can you get hired at a home health aid job if you pleaded guilty to a assault and battery charge? Im just wondering will you be able to get hired as a home health aid if you pleaded guilty to an assault and battery charge and your plead bargain is 6 months guilty without a fine ? Help please if not what are some good paying jobs you can get .. HELP 1 answer - Asked By: NayyBby - 3/3/2013

	Is it possible for me to get a job as a home health aide? An older friend of mine who recently injured her neck wants me to be her home health aide. It is a job that is through the county. I was wondering if there are certain stipulations for qualifying for the position like taking certain classes. I finished taking classes for a health unit coordinator program and got my degree. I also know that they require a background check and drug testing. My record is clean so the background check does not concern me. I am very close to this person because she was there for me when my family wasn't. The main reason why I want the job is to spend more time with her bacause this person means the world to me. Do you think I'll be able to get this job? 1 answer - Asked By: Larissa P - 6/30/2007

	How much do home health aides usually earn? I just got a job as a home health aide. I go in today to fill out my paperwork. My job basically will consist of giving my patient a bath, breakfast, and lunch. How much do aides usually start out making 4 answers - Asked By: Classy & Sassy - 5/2/2013

	What kind of experience have you had with home health care? I recently finished my CNA certification. I am considering doing Home Health Aid as a part time job until I can get something permanent with benefits. I am also working on becoming an RN. I am more familiar with working in a doctors office. I was an MA for a while...but now I am a student. Also if you are in the ATL metro area what are some good agencies to work for? Is Home Health Care a good job? What does it mean when they pay per diem? 1 answer - Asked By: barbamatt - 11/8/2010

	How do a Home Health Aide deal with their clients Kids and Family Members? Im am 19 and i am a home health aide and i have problems with my clients Kids and Family they always get smart and make it like i dont do anything when i do i try my best to do my job but they make i very hard and when i defend myself they call my boss what should i do. 3 answers - Asked By: Baby dove - 3/29/2010

	How do I get a job as a home health aide? I live in Florida and I have my home health aide certification. I also have 2 elderly people that want me to take care of them. What do I have to do to get paid and start working? Please help! 1 answer - Asked By: Tangerine . - 11/27/2011

	What is the name of a home health agency on Houston that offer employee benefits? Looking for a CNA job either 12 hour night or flexible. Home health is usually very flexible. But I need health insurance? Anyone know of any companies that offer it? 1 answer - Asked By: Candie b - 3/12/2013

	What is the job description for a Home Health Homemaker? I need to know what the qualifications and job description for a Home Health Homemaker or Provider is. They are a step below a Home Health Aide and I know they don't require a certificate or license like an Aide and they don't make quite as much money either. Does anyone know what the qualifications and job description are? 1 answer - Asked By: CB - 8/14/2007

	How would a person go about obtaining a license to practice home health care? I don't mind working in home health care, but hate working for agencies. I would love to be a free-lance health care worker, but was wondering if anyone knows the steps on how to get a license to do that? Thanks for your help. 1 answer - Asked By: Gina E - 12/29/2008

	How good does a home health aide look on a resume? I don't have much work experience but I'm currently working as a home health aide. I also did a summer as a receptionist as well as a year in retail. 1 answer - Asked By: dinne - 10/12/2012

	IS it better to be a CNA in a nursing home or for a home health agency? I like the home health agencies because its one on one, not taking care of 12 ppl, but its less pay than nursing homes. Also, HH ur on ur own, no asking for help.. I don't know which job to accept, help? 2 answers - Asked By: may_T - 7/11/2008

	How much does a home health aide make? And also are there any requirements in order for me to get a job as a home health aide?? I also live in Michigan if that helps.. 2 answers - Asked By: April - 3/7/2011

	How good does working as a home health aide look on a resume? I don't have much work experience but I'm currently working as a home health aide. I also did a summer as a receptionist as well as a year in retail. 2 answers - Asked By: dinne - 10/12/2012

	How to do my time sheets? I recently started a home health job and have to keep my own time sheets. The problem is that I have to convert the hours into decimals. Ones such as 3 hrs and 30 minutes are easy (3.5) My problem is when I have to convert say 3 hrs and 20 minutes or 35 minutes. Can someone help me with this. Please not silly answers I am reall serious about this. I would appreciate any good answers!!! 11 answers - Asked By: jennifer - 6/20/2006

	Can a medical assistant work as a home health aide in a nursing home? I want to become a endoscopy/gi technician but want to get some experience on my resume. I was thinking about doing medical assistant on the United States Career Institute online and working as a home health aide first since the economy is down. Any opinions? Thanks 3 answers - Asked By: Anthony - 11/5/2011

	Does anyone know of a home health care agency in Tampa Fl. that offers training and then job placement? I am a certified Home Health Aide from another state now living in Tampa, would like to work in that field but it's several years since working in that field, help please, I need a job. 1 answer - Asked By: Peter W - 7/30/2009

	How do I write policies and procedures for a home health agency in NC.? I'm opening a Home Health Agency in NC. I've jumped through most of the hoops to be able to bill and work with Medicaid insurance in NC. Now I have to write a policy and procedure manual as well as job description for employees (CNA I, CNA II, PCS, In-Home Aide) Can anyone direct me in the right direction or give me some ideas. Thanks 1 answer - Asked By: djshep718 - 4/14/2009

	What if a home health care agency that is "non profit" messses up and cost me money? What do I do on if a home health care agency for a disabled person with communication difficulty cost me money like food not being cooked and having to throw it away or clothes changing colors or fading or not helping with job services? and losing money from not working? where I can I find an attorney to help file a claim for lost money? and make them pay for the money lost. 1 answer - Asked By: Jeff Parks - 4/19/2013

	Needing some advice on going back to school-Teacher or Occupational Therapist Assistant? I have a liberal arts bachelor's degree and the only thing it has done for me is land me a job in a home health office. The job sucks but the pay is ok. I really do want to go back to school. I am sick of being in a cubicle everyday. I always loved social sciences. But now that I have grown to love the geriatric population, I would love to work with them as well. I am debating between a middle school social studies MAT degree or becoming a PTA or OTA. Any suggestions would be very appreciated. 1 answer - Asked By: kaye - 3/13/2013

	Does anyone know of any legit work from home jobs? I am looking for FREE work from home jobs.I do not have the extra cash to pay out for something that is a bunch of bull. I do not need a get rich quick job.Just one that offers a realistic earning potential.I am not interested in those that say you can make 5k in a month,only those that are legit and do not cost me money I do not have to spare. 18 answers - Asked By: kimber212 - 5/3/2008

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