You will have the opportunity, as part of our team, to make a meaningful and lasting difference in the lives of others at a very personal time in their lives. Whether in the office or in the homes of patients, your commitment and spirit of helping others to feel better and brighten their days will provide you with a rewarding sense of purpose and joy.
Careers
Reclaim a rewarding career
A calling for clinicians
If you’re a clinician, we invite you to explore a career with us to rediscover the one-on-one, patient-centered care that first drew you to your profession. We have a variety of career opportunities, such as nursing, social work, spiritual care and bereavement counseling in home, hospital and nursing home settings. These employment opportunities are full-time, part-time or per diem. If your skills and interests are in the office and administrative areas, we often have available positions that are incredibly important in supporting our mission.
An attractive benefits package
We offer our employees competitive salaries and generous benefits in a friendly, professional and family-oriented work environment.
- Competitive salaries
- Generous paid time off, including vacation, holidays, sick and family sick time
- Health insurance, life insurance, group dental plan
- Supplemental personal life insurance plans
- Healthcare and dependent care flexible spending accounts
- Additional flexible benefit plans through Colonial Life, including personal cancer, accident indemnity and short-term disability income plans
- Pension plan with employer contribution after three years and immediate vesting
- Comprehensive orientation program
- Extensive in-service training
- Opportunities for state and national conferences
- Discounted wellness programs at many local gyms and fitness centers
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Mileage reimbursement
- Internal employee support groups
Current Openings
Our Team
Carrie Sargent
Certified Home Health Aide
“Working for Helios Care has been a great blessing in my life, to help patients and families during one of the most challenging times of their lives, to listen to the stories told and the joys throughout each person’s life, makes me love what I do.”
Rod Roberts, LCSW- R
Bereavement Counselor
“I am truly blessed to work for Helios Care helping children and adults coping with the loss of a loved one. Each day I learn from and am inspired by the undaunted spirit and resiliency of the bereaved folks in our communities.”
Beth Horton, LPN, CHPLN
Intake Coordinator
“I consider it an honor to be caring for our patients at such a precious time in their lives by promoting quality of life, honoring wishes, teaching caregivers, holding hands, ensuring comfort and promoting a peaceful journey.”
Chris Mulik, MD
Chief Medical Officer
“It is a true and genuine blessing and honor to care for those in need during some of the most difficult and precious times of their lives. I am always in awe of my patients and my role in their care.”
Dan Ayres
President/CEO
“Working at Helios Care is a very rewarding career experience. We are a true team environment with a “whatever it takes” attitude to care for our patients and their families. Regardless of the job in Helios Care, we all make a difference.”
Beth Olearczyk, MD
Associate Medical Director
“It is an honor to be involved in the care of so many members of our community, and to work with a team that consistently prioritizes the goals of our patients and their families.”
Soraya Mostert, LCSW- R, ACHP
Social Worker
“I love working for hospice because it keeps me grounded; seeing patients and families going through the dying process reminds me of the importance of life. I value the role of doing what I can to ease the impact of the disease on the patient and family so the patient is more comfortable- physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. It’s a gift to help them know that they are not in this alone.”
Bruce Helstrom
Spiritual Care Counselor
“The spiritual has been defined as everything that we know is real but can’t see. Helios Care takes this seriously because we know people aren’t just names on a piece of paper, but a combination of body and personality, and both need attention at the end of life.”
Cory Moffe, RN, CHPN
RN Case Manager
“Being a hospice nurse means working closely with an amazing team of truly compassionate, caring people who strive to make the last part of life’s journey a comfortable, caring, spiritual one, not only for our patients but for their families who are providing the greatest last gift they can give their loved one. There could not be a more rewarding career.”