Association for Home & Hospice Care of North Carolina

Hiring organization · Based in Irving, TX

On the floor

What the day-to-day looks like

Shifts hiring now: Days 2 · Nights 1

Benefits

Not applicable — AHHC is a trade association and does not directly employ clinical nurses. Benefits for nursing positions listed through the AHHC Career Center would be determined by the individual member agency posting the job.

Who they are

The Association for Home & Hospice Care of North Carolina (AHHC) is a nonprofit trade association established in 1972, not a direct clinical employer of nurses.

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More about Association for Home & Hospice Care of North Carolina

It represents over 750 provider agencies and business partners across North Carolina, including home health (representing 98% of NC providers), hospice (98% of NC providers), palliative care, and other related services. AHHC operates a career center (AHHC Career Center) that connects nursing professionals with job openings at its member agencies throughout the state and nationally. The association itself functions as an advocacy, educational, and resource organization rather than a healthcare delivery entity. For nurses seeking employment in home health or hospice care in North Carolina, AHHC serves as an important networking and job-search portal, but it is not the employer of record for clinical positions. The job listings posted through AHHC's career center are from member agencies, and employment terms, compensation, and culture would be determined by those individual member organizations, not by AHHC itself.

AHHC's stated mission is to provide Resources, Education, Advocacy, and Leadership to its 750+ member agencies. The association strongly advocates for the home health, hospice, and palliative care industries at the state level, offering technical assistance, educational programs, monthly newsletters, email alerts, and political lobbying on behalf of providers.

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Culture and working life

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What to consider

As a trade association rather than a direct clinical employer, AHHC would not typically be reviewed as a nursing workplace on standard employer review platforms.

The good

Operates a career center connecting nurses with 750+ member home health and hospice agencies across North Carolina
Provides educational programs and webinars relevant to home health and hospice nursing professionals
Strong advocacy presence for the home health and hospice industry at the state legislative level
Established organization with over 50 years of history (founded 1972) representing the majority of NC home health and hospice providers
Offers resources such as technical assistance, newsletters, and email alerts that may benefit nurses working in member agencies

The hard parts

AHHC is a trade association, not a direct clinical employer — nurses cannot be hired by AHHC for patient care roles
Workplace culture, nurse-to-patient ratios, and benefits vary widely across the 750+ member agencies and cannot be generalized

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

Roles last seen active: Aug 16, 2026
Website: ahhcnc.org ↗

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