Join us
Contribute the kind of care you would want for your own family.
How we work
- Caseloads you can be proud of. Small on purpose, so you know your patients and their families.
- Continuity. Your patients, visit after visit, not a rotating roster.
- Founder-led and local. Decisions are made in Carmel by people who also do the work.
- Real support. Mileage and phone reimbursement, a vehicle maintenance allowance for field staff, paid holidays, and an approach to time off built on trust and coverage.
Open roles
Registered Nurse (Case Manager)
Indiana RN license, BLS. Experience in end-of-life, home health, oncology, or critical care welcome. Comfort with autonomy, families, and 2 a.m.
Certified Nursing Aide
Indiana CNA, BLS. Personal care in the home with patience and gentleness; comfort-first bathing and turning; a good eye for change.
Massage Therapist (part time)
Indiana massage therapy certification. Gentle, comfort-focused touch adapted to illness and frailty.
Chaplain
Spiritual care across traditions and none; ceremony and presence; ease with families who are angry, doubting, or silent.
Nurse Practitioner
Indiana APRN license; ACHPN certification welcomed. Symptom management visits and face-to-face assessments, working closely with our nurses and the rest of the care team, and in collaboration with the medical director and attending physicians.
Volunteer Coordinator
Build and lead our volunteer program: recruit and screen volunteers, train and match them with families, and support them along the way. Organized, warm, and at ease in the community.
To express interest in any role, email a résumé and a few lines about why to info@oakgrovepathways.com, or use the contact form. Employment is contingent on Indiana background checks, exclusion screening, and health requirements that apply to all home-care staff.
Volunteer with us
Volunteers are not an extra at Oak Grove; they are part of the plan of care. We are looking for people who can give a few hours a month to:
- Companionship: sit, listen, read aloud, play cards, be there
- Vigil: presence in the final hours so no one is alone
- Legacy work: record life stories, help with letters, gather recipes and playlists
- Caregiver relief: an hour so a spouse can nap, shop, or breathe
- Remembrance: help with our annual remembrance gathering
- Paws for Comfort: gentle, well-mannered dogs and their volunteer handlers who visit patients who would welcome a calm, friendly presence
- Office and outreach: mailings, events, and community education
We provide training, a background check, and ongoing support. No medical background is needed. Steadiness and a good heart are.
Ask about volunteering