Our Home Health Aides are experienced in direct personal care and love what they do.
Office Locations
Washington, DCAs a Home Health Aide, you have the rewarding responsibility of providing services to the client in accordance with their care plan. In addition, HHAs may need to provide personal care, transportation, household care, and companionship to their clients. The role requires strong interpersonal and organizational skills when planning and interacting with care recipients.
When you pursue a career with Open Systems Healthcare, you’re joining a trusted team that’s invested in your professional growth and supportive every step of the way.
Required Credentials for HHAs include:
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Must pass OSH competency exam with a score of 80% or greater
- Must have HHA certification that meets state and OSH standards
- Must have evidence of DC Occupational Health Screening and Tuberculosis screening that meets CDC guidelines
- Must have current CPR certificate
- Must have a reliable form of transportation
Benefits
Weekly Pay
Competitive Wages
Paid Training
Holiday Pay
Medical & Dental Benefits
Flexible Schedules
Sign-on Bonus
Referral Bonus
DC Sick Leave
Caregiver of the Month
Refer a Caregiver
FAQ’s
Why is Open Systems Healthcare the right choice for me?
The care professionals at Open Systems Healthcare are the cornerstone to fulfilling our mission to provide excellent home care. They directly influence the success and trajectory of our services, and we aim to recognize and appreciate their hard work every day. OSH and its care professionals have a relationship built on mutual respect, trust, and professionalism born out of our commitment to valuing our incredible team and giving credit where it’s due.
We understand that flexibility, consistency, and a welcoming environment are important factors in making sure you thrive and reach your career goals. When you walk into our office, you’ll never be treated like a “contractor”, you’ll be treated like kin.
Weekly paychecks, rapid on-boarding, and ample training resources are just a few of the ways we’ve structured our benefits to support you in any way you need. You will always have a point of contact at OSH for any questions or concerns.
What documentation will I need to provide in order to be hired for OSH caregiver jobs?
You will need the following documentation before you can start working as a care professional at OSH:
- Must pass OSH comp exam with a score of 80% or greater
- Must have HHA cert that meets state and OSH standards
- Must have evidence of DC Occupational Health Screening and Tuberculosis screening that meets CDC guidelines
- Must have current CPR certificate
- Proof of eligibility to work in the U.S.
- Two satisfactory and verifiable references (including name, phone number and details on working relationship)
To protect our employees and clients, we also complete a background check and drug screen (requirements vary by state; contact your local office to see if this applies in your area).
Have more questions or need help gathering the necessary documents? Give us a call at 1-855-616-2662.
Am I paid for my orientation with Open Systems Healthcare?
You will be paid for on-boarding at OSH. On-boarding is a quick process, where cases are often on-boarded within 24 hours
How long does it take to get an assignment?
The right fit between caregiver and client is essential — our team will work hard to match you with the best caregiver jobs that meet your needs and hours requirement.
What will my pay rate be?
Industry standards and your specific experience make an impact on your specific salary.
How often will I get paid?
We know that our employees value flexibility, so you’ll receive weekly paychecks at OSH.