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Home Care Assistance Albuquerque (HCANM)

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Eligibility: Home Health

Posted Jul 23 · New grads welcomed · reported

Shift and hours: 12-⁠hour nights
Unit and setting: Home Health Leave the fast-paced facility environment behind and build meaningful one-on-one relationships with seniors in the comfort of their own homes.
License: CNA licenseActive New Mexico CNA License
Term: Permanent

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What it pays

Shift differential: +$1/hr

Benefits

Dental insurance
Health insurance
Vision insurance
Life & Accident Insurance
401(k) with 4% Match
Mileage reimbursement

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Paid orientation
Daily Pay Access
Flexible Scheduling
$175 Perfect Attendance Bonus Every Pay Period
$25 Gas Gift Card New Hire Bonus
Career Growth Opportunities
24/7 Office Support
401(k) with 4% Company Match
72% Employer-Paid Medical Insurance
Dental, Vision, Life & Accident Insurance
Mileage Reimbursement Between Client Visits

The role and schedule

Patients: Leave the fast-paced facility environment behind and build meaningful one-on-one relationships with seniors in the comfort of their own homes. Leave the fast-paced facility environment behind and build meaningful one-on-one relationships with seniors in the comfort of their own homes.
Weekends: Weekends required

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Home Care Assistance Albuquerque (HCANM)

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Work type: On-site
Industry: Home Health

Position summary

NOW HIRING: Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs)
One-on-One In-Home Care | Hiring Immediately
Earn More While Making a Difference

$18.00/hour – Monday through Friday

$19.00/hour – Saturday & Sunday

PLUS a $175 Perfect Attendance Bonus Every Pay Period!

NEW HIRE BONUS: Receive a $25 Gas Gift Card after successfully completing paid orientation and working your first client shift.

Why Choose Home Care Assistance?

Leave the fast-paced facility environment behind and build meaningful one-on-one relationships with seniors in the comfort of their own homes.

As a CNA with Home Care Assistance of Albuquerque, you'll have the time to provide compassionate, personalized care while helping clients remain safe, comfortable, and independent.

Benefits
401(k) with 4% Company Match
72% Employer-Paid Medical Insurance
Dental, Vision, Life & Accident Insurance
$175 Perfect Attendance Bonus Every Pay Period*
Daily Pay Access
Mileage Reimbursement Between Client Visits
Paid Orientation
Flexible Scheduling
One-on-One Client Care
Supportive Local Office Team
24/7 Office Support
Career Growth Opportunities

What You'll Do

Provide compassionate, non-medical, one-on-one care, including

Personal care and bathing assistance
Dressing and grooming
Mobility and transfer assistance
Meal preparation
Medication reminders
Companionship
Light housekeeping
Transportation to appointments and errands
Helping seniors remain safe and independent at home
Available Shifts
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Graveyard Shifts
12-hour shifts available
Shorter day shifts availa

What's around it?

In Albuquerque, NM

Albuquerque, NMFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 5% below the US average

Median rent: $1,145/mo
Household income: $68,317/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Albuquerque, NM

NeighborhoodsNob Hill, beside the University of New Mexico, is the walkable pick for students and young professionals—Route 66 dining, a mix of historic homes, modern apartments, and condos. Uptown is the value-and-commute play, with Coronado Center shopping and fast I-40/I-25 access. The Northeast Heights and Academy area offer quiet foothill streets, Sandia trailheads, and a practical base for Kirtland AFB and Sandia labs without crossing the Rio Grande at rush hour. Downtown and EDo skew nightlife, breweries, and the Rail Runner depot; safer suburban edges include Sandia Heights, Tanoan, Four Hills Village, North Albuquerque Acres, Ventana Ranch, Bear Canyon, and Seven Bar North, while North Valley, Taylor Ranch, Rio Rancho, Corrales, and Placitas give more space and a quieter feel.

Nob Hill, beside the University of New Mexico, is the walkable pick for students and young professionals—Route 66 dining, a mix of historic homes, modern apartments, and condos. Uptown is the value-and-commute play, with Coronado Center shopping and fast I-40/I-25 access.

The Northeast Heights and Academy area offer quiet foothill streets, Sandia trailheads, and a practical base for Kirtland AFB and Sandia labs without crossing the Rio Grande at rush hour. Downtown and EDo skew nightlife, breweries, and the Rail Runner depot; safer suburban edges include Sandia Heights, Tanoan, Four Hills Village, North Albuquerque Acres, Ventana Ranch, Bear Canyon, and Seven Bar North, while North Valley, Taylor Ranch, Rio Rancho, Corrales, and Placitas give more space and a quieter feel.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: cubesmart.com Source 2: juniperflatsapartments.com Source 3: facebook.com

Getting aroundTypical drives run about 19.5–21 minutes citywide, below the national average; 83.8% of commuters drive and only 1.4% use transit, so a car is the default. ABQ Ride buses and the Rail Runner commuter train (Downtown depot) cover main corridors, but most people still use I-40 and I-25. Healthcare is a major local sector and the University of New Mexico is a top employer; Kirtland Air Force Base and Sandia National Laboratories sit on the east/southeast side, which is why lab and base workers favor the Northeast Heights so they never cross the Rio Grande at rush hour. Property crime is mostly vehicle break-ins, so a garage or gated lot is worth real money.

Typical drives run about 19.5–21 minutes citywide, below the national average; 83.8% of commuters drive and only 1.4% use transit, so a car is the default. ABQ Ride buses and the Rail Runner commuter train (Downtown depot) cover main corridors, but most people still use I-40 and I-25. Healthcare is a major local sector and the University of New Mexico is a top employer; Kirtland Air Force Base and Sandia National Laboratories sit on the east/southeast side, which is why lab and base workers favor the Northeast Heights so they never cross the Rio Grande at rush hour.

Property crime is mostly vehicle break-ins, so a garage or gated lot is worth real money.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: juniperflatsapartments.com Source 3: extraspace.com Source 4: cubesmart.com

OutdoorsThe Sandia Mountains shape daily life: hike the La Luz Trail to the crest, ride the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway, or ski the peak in winter. The Paseo del Bosque Trail runs 16 miles (nearly 18 on some maps) along the Rio Grande through cottonwoods past Tingley Beach and the Rio Grande Nature Center; Bear Canyon Arroyo Open Space and other Sandia-foothill trails sit within about 20 minutes of most of the city. Petroglyph National Monument’s Rinconada Canyon Trail, whitewater rafting on the Rio Grande, and day trips to Tent Rocks, the Turquoise Trail, and Valles Caldera National Preserve fill weekends. Balloon season peaks at the October International Balloon Fiesta; Rainbow Ryders offer flights, and the ABQ BioPark Zoo sits along the river.

The Sandia Mountains shape daily life: hike the La Luz Trail to the crest, ride the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway, or ski the peak in winter. The Paseo del Bosque Trail runs 16 miles (nearly 18 on some maps) along the Rio Grande through cottonwoods past Tingley Beach and the Rio Grande Nature Center; Bear Canyon Arroyo Open Space and other Sandia-foothill trails sit within about 20 minutes of most of the city.

Petroglyph National Monument’s Rinconada Canyon Trail, whitewater rafting on the Rio Grande, and day trips to Tent Rocks, the Turquoise Trail, and Valles Caldera National Preserve fill weekends. Balloon season peaks at the October International Balloon Fiesta; Rainbow Ryders offer flights, and the ABQ BioPark Zoo sits along the river.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: visitalbuquerque.org Source 2: newmexicomagazine.org Source 3: newmexico.org Source 4: extraspace.com Source 5: facebook.com

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Living in Albuquerque

Albuquerque sits in the high desert under the Sandia Mountains—a city of about 560,000 where UNM healthcare, Sandia Labs, and Kirtland AFB anchor jobs and typical drives run about 20 minutes. What sets it apart is pueblo-and-Hispano food culture, 300-plus days of sun, and weekends that start on the Paseo del Bosque along the Rio Grande and end on La Luz Trail or the Sandia Peak tram. Nurses near UNM often choose walkable Nob Hill; those tied to Kirtland or Sandia pick the Northeast Heights to avoid crossing the river at rush hour. Tradeoffs are real: violent crime runs above the national average and is highly block-specific—pull the city crime map before signing—plus car dependence, spring dust winds, and drought. In return: green chile, Balloon Fiesta, and a slower neighborly pace.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: juniperflatsapartments.com Source 2: cubesmart.com Source 3: realestate.usnews.com Source 4: extraspace.com Source 5: newmexico.org Source 6: newmexicomagazine.org Source 7: thehonestlocal.com

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Provide compassionate, non-medical, one-on-one care, including

What's around it?

Albuquerque, NMiFrom Census ACS 2024.

Life in Albuquerque, NM

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Albuquerque, NMFrom Census ACS 2024.