Caregivers & Home Health Aides
National Home HealthCare caregiver and home health aide jobs
7 open caregiver and home health aide jobs at National Home HealthCare in Minnesota, typically posting $17–$22 an hour. Each opens its full posting and the pay it states.
- 25th percentile$19/hr
- Median (50th)$19.25/hr
- 75th percentile$19.50/hr
- Jobs stating an hourly rate6
The median is the middle of the distinct rates they post, and the middle half, $19–$19.50 an hour, runs from their 25th percentile to their 75th: half of the rates fall between them. Each range counts at its midpoint, and a job posted many times at one rate counts once, so no employer's posting volume sets the figure.
Every open job
Checked 12 Nov 2026, 07:31 UTC- Caregivers Needed in The St. Paul AreaOakdale, MN · 1d ago$17–$21/hr
- Hiring Caregivers in The Woodbury AreaOakdale, MN · 1d ago$17–$22/hr
- Urgently Hiring Caregivers - Part TimeOakdale, MN · 1w ago$16–$19/hr
- Hiring Urgently - Caregiver, Saint Paul AreaOakdale, MN · 1w ago
- Hiring Immediately | Supportive Caregiver | Flexible Schedule - West Saint Paul, MNOakdale, MN · 2w ago$17–$22/hr
- Caregiver/PCA/HHA/CNAOakdale, MN · 2w ago$16–$22/hr
- DIRECT HIRE Caregiver/PCA/HHA/CAN -White Bear LakeOakdale, MN · 1mo ago$17–$22/hr
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What National Home HealthCare pays for caregiver and home health aide jobs
Typical posted hourly pay
The middle half of the hourly rates posted on 6 open caregiver and home health aide jobs at National Home HealthCare, median $19.25/hr, before shift differentials and bonuses. Caregivers pay at every employer.
What National Home HealthCare pays, by occupation
The median of the distinct hourly rates each occupation's open jobs post, before shift differentials and bonuses; where they post ranges, the typical range is the median of their low ends and of their high ends. A job counts under its occupation and each broader one (an ICU nurse job is also a registered nurse job).
Where the jobs are
The towns with the most open caregiver and home health aide jobs at National Home HealthCare.
Caregiver and home health aide jobs at every employer in these states
National Home HealthCare caregiver and home health aide jobs: common questions
How many caregiver and home health aide jobs does National Home HealthCare have open?
7 on National Home HealthCare's own job board when CareJobs.Now last read it, in Minnesota (7). Every open National Home HealthCare job is listed by kind of job.
What does National Home HealthCare pay for caregiver and home health aide jobs?
Across the 6 open caregiver and home health aide jobs at National Home HealthCare that post an hourly rate, the typical posted range is $17–$22 an hour, and the middle half posts $19–$19.50 an hour, with a median of $19.25. Shift differentials, bonuses and experience add to the base rate, and each job shows its own posted range. Compare Caregivers pay at every employer.
How much does National Home HealthCare pay caregivers?
National Home HealthCare's 7 open caregiver jobs post $17 to $22 an hour as a typical range (the median of the low and of the high ends of 6 distinct posted ranges), $19.25 at the middle, the middle half of its rates $19–$19.50 an hour. That is the base rate as posted, before shift differentials and bonuses, and each job shows its own range. What caregivers are paid at every employer.
What do you need to get hired?
Training rules vary by state; aides at Medicare-certified home health agencies need at least 75 hours of training. Each posting lists its own requirements.
How current are these jobs, and how do I apply to National Home HealthCare?
CareJobs.Now reads National Home HealthCare's own job board every day, and a job stays listed while National Home HealthCare keeps it posted. Each job opens its own page with the employer's full posting and the pay it states. Its Apply goes to the employer's application wherever a job network that works with us carries the same job; elsewhere it offers similar open jobs and recruiters who place that work. Honest employers never ask you to pay to get a job (FTC: job scams).