Hospice Certified Nursing Assistant Needed

January 5, 2021 by Charles Thompson, Owner

Join our team of compassionate caregivers at Grove Park Hospice.

Part-time/PRN positions are available to care for hospice patients in Orangeburg, Calhoun, and Bamberg Counties. Must have a current Certified Nursing Assistant certificate and CPR card. For more information, contact Wendy Dantzler @ 803-536-6644 or @ wendy@groveparkpharmacy.com

Hospice Care Orangeburg SC - Hospice Certified Nursing Assistant Needed — Hospice Care Orangeburg SC – Hospice Certified Nursing Assistant Needed

**If you or your aging loved one could benefit from Hospice Care in Orangeburg SC, contact the caring staff at Grove Park Hospice, (803) 536-6644.**

About Charles Thompson, Owner

Charles Thompson is a lifelong resident of Orangeburg and is a graduate of the Univ. of South Carolina School of Pharmacy, where he was inducted into the Rho Chi Honors Society. He is owner and chief executive officer of Orange Cut Rate Drugs, Grove Park Pharmacy and Home Medical Equipment, Orange Nursing Home Services, Branchville Pharmacy and Grove Park Hospice Care. He was one of the developing partners of The Village, a professional and medical office park on the St. Matthews Road in Orangeburg, as well as several similar Real Estate developments in Summerville and North Charleston, and here in Orangeburg County. He is a past board member of The Downtown Orangeburg Revitalization Association, and past chairman of The Downtown Economic Restructuring Committed, as well as serving as chairman of The Regional Medical Center Foundation Board. Charles has served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Community Resource Bank and as a member of the Board of Directors of Community Bankshares, Inc. He is also a member of the board of The Orangeburg Calhoun Community Foundation. Over the years, he has actively served on many charitable boards and civic committees, and was named The Small Businessman of The Year by the Orangeburg County Chamber of Commerce. Married to Cheri Brown Thompson of Orangeburg, they have three grown daughters and two adopted sons. Cheri founded The Healing Species, a charitable non-profit organization that takes dogs into schools to teach a program of compassion, empathy, non-violence, and anti-bullying.