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Do HHA's need to go through an agency?
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Jennifer Anderson

24 months ago

I am a State Tested Nurse Aide in Ohio. I currently work an agency doing in-home care. I have heard of other STNA's doing in home care without going through a company/ agency. What are the rules on doing this and what about taxes??

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bichelle riboul in Brooklyn, New York

24 months ago

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Marge Slater in Jacksonville, Florida

24 months ago

Jennifer Anderson said: I am a State Tested Nurse Aide in Ohio. I currently work an agency doing in-home care. I have heard of other STNA's doing in home care without going through a company/ agency. What are the rules on doing this and what about taxes??
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Jennifer you may need to have your license transferred to state if you wish to work for nursing home or hospital where you will be moving to, but as far as working in a private residence you dont need an agency to work with. You can advertise for yourself don't need license for that.

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dimps4c4c in Wilmington, Delaware

4 months ago

I am currently not working.I am able to return to work next week.When I move to the State of Florida do I need to get a whole new certificatein HHa.To work in the state of Florida.How long can yoiu be out of work before your cerificate is non invoid.

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