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Not too much. Both need qualifications from New York State. A Personal Care Assistant (PCA) has a few more days of training than a Home Health Aide (HHA).

Our current job openings can be found here. Our Human Resources Department processes applications and hires. When applying in person you will need (as per New York State regulations) an active HHA or PCA certificate, a pre-employment physical and labs, a legal form of ID and social security card (no photocopies), and a direct deposit form or voided check.

We offer comprehensive benefits, including medical benefits, paid vacation, sick days, a flexible spending account, transportation benefits and union benefits. For a complete list, visit our employment page.

Yes we are hiring HHAs to work throughout New York City and State. Please apply here.

Caring Professionals will always try to minimise the amount of time you need to spend travelling. Our teams contains specialists who with detailed knowledge of the city and its transport system.

You need to be trained by a school that is licensed by the NYS Department of Education or the NYS Department of Health. There are many. Google home health aide training and your zip code to find one close to your home.

No, but we do offer scholarships and arrangements for training at other institutions. Please contact our Human Resources Department for more information.

We have offices in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester and Nassau (by appointment only).

Please read this article written by our team on How do I become a Home Health Aide in New York State?

Expect to become part of the Caring Professionals family, a diverse staff that can service people from all cultures and who speak a variety of languages.