This Descriptive study was conducted to determine the performance degree of (CPHC) skills by Nursing home worker\'s in Jordan, and its relation with certain variables such as gender, scientific qualification and duration of experience. The targeted study group consisted of 50 workers, which represents 50٪ of the population. The instrument used in this study was observation checklist developed by the researchers to measure the worker\'s performance at nursing homes. The statistical analysis are: Means, Standard deviations, \"t\" test of correlated groups were, ANOVA analysis as well as sheffee analysis. Findings showed that (CPHC) skills distributed on seven fields: personal hygiene, nutrition, giving medicine, comprehensive check, protection from accidents and physical movement as well as home nursing which received the least performance average. In addition, the findings showed statistical differences in workers performance average of (CPHC) as a result of the scientific qualification variable, and for the benefit of level of scientific qualification in the nursing field. The findings also showed no statistical differences as a result of the gender and duration of experience variables. Consequently, this study emphasized and urged the necessity to train the workers in the nursing homes by providing them with the needed academic study in geriatric nursing field.