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Jobs in Eastanollee
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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Home Health - Part Time
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Nursing Job type: Part-time, Non-Exempt -
Care Transitions Coordinator Home Health
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Sales and Marketing Job type: Full-time -
Area Manager Home Health
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Sales and Marketing Job type: Full-time -
Physical Therapist (PT) - Home Health - PRN
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Therapy Job type: PRN, Per Visit -
Physical Therapist (PT) - Home Health - Full Time
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Therapy Job type: Full-time -
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Home Health - Full Time
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Nursing Job type: Full-time -
Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) - Home Health - PRN
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Therapy Job type: PRN, Per Visit -
Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) - Home Health - PRN
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Therapy Job type: PRN, Per Visit -
Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) - Home Health - PRN
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Therapy Job type: PRN, Per Visit -
Licensed Master Social Work (LMSW) - Home Health - PRN
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Social Worker Job type: PRN, Per Visit -
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Home Health - Part Time
Eastanollee, GAJob category: Nursing Job type: Part-time, Non-Exempt
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Career areas Discover the many career areas where you can grow, feel supported, and be part of a team that truly cares. Every role helps bring comfort and connection to the patients we serve. Explore the paths that inspire you and find the place where your passion can make a real difference.
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Expanding what’s possible for patient care in the home As a national leader in home health and hospice, we are driving the industry toward A Better Way to Care® while creating a supportive culture that consistently ranks us as a best place to work.
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The Enhabit Advantage Our unique, robust, and comprehensive benefits are designed to meet the needs of our employees, fulfilling them through growth, reward and purpose. This exceptional offering sets us apart and makes Enhabit the top choice for a rewarding career - that is what we call The Enhabit Advantage.
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Life at Enhabit Explore stories, resources and roles that help you thrive in home health and hospice care.
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Day in the life of an Enhabit RN Step into a day in the life of David H., RN, and see how he delivers compassionate, high‑quality care to patients in their homes. At Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, Our purpose is to give every patient the healthcare journey they want and deserve — and to provide the support they need every step of the way.
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What does a home health physical therapist do? Sometimes an injury, like tearing your ACL playing high school football, can change the trajectory of your life. That’s what happ...
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What does a hospice nurse do? Imagine being able to make a difference in someone’s level of comfort and peace as they transition to the end-of-life. Hospice nu...
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What does a home health nurse do? You may have heard that nurses are the heart of health care, but did you know they can be at the heart of the home as well? If you...
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