Dignity Caregiver

It's easy to go to work when you know you're bringing comfort, dignity, and peace to someone's final journey. As a Senior Helpers of Greenwood Hospice Caregiver, you make a profound and lasting impact on clients and their families during one of the most meaningful times of life. Our hospice caregivers provide one-on-one comfort care, emotional support, and essential assistance that allows clients to remain in a place of peace and familiarity — their home.

If you are a compassionate, patient, and dependable individual who finds purpose in supporting others, values meaningful connections, and wants to grow within a supportive team, our Hospice Caregiver position may be the perfect fit. Apply today and be part of a care team dedicated to dignity, comfort, and respect.

• Offer companionship and emotional support to clients and their families
• Provide comfort-focused personal care, including bathing, grooming, repositioning, and mobility assistance
• Assist with meal preparation and ensure safe, peaceful surroundings
• Monitor and report changes in client comfort, condition, or needs to the care team
• Maintain a calm, patient presence and help support the client's preferred routines
• Engage clients in gentle, meaningful activities when appropriate
• Support families by offering reassurance, updates, and compassionate communication

• Great Place to Work Certified
• Professional Growth Opportunities — continuous training focused on hospice, end-of-life comfort care, and family support
• Work/Life Balance — we understand the emotional nature of hospice care and support healthy boundaries and self-care
• Team Support — you are never alone; our team works closely with you and provides ongoing guidance
• Flexible Scheduling — we respect your availability and work to fit your needs
• Make a Lasting Impact — hospice caregiving allows you to bring comfort, dignity, and compassion to clients and their families when it matters most

• You are deeply compassionate and patient, especially in emotionally sensitive situations
• You are comfortable providing personal care and emotional support
• You communicate warmly and respectfully with clients, families, and care teams
• You are committed to helping others experience comfort and dignity
• Experience in hospice, palliative care, or caregiving is a plus but not required — training is provided