CNA Caregiver

Life At Home Personal Care Services; United States; On-site; USD 26,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Life At Home Personal Care Services is seeking a compassionate Home Health Aide to support clients in their own homes. You will assist with daily living activities, monitor health, and help with mobility and transportation.

Responsibilities include meal assistance, personal care, light housekeeping, accompanying to appointments, and engaging clients through conversation and activities to promote well-being. CPR and TB testing may be required.

Responsibilities

• CPR training
• TB test
• Serve meals to patients; help them eat and drink if necessary
• Reposition and turn bedridden patients; assist those who need help walking or assistance transporting in wheelchairs
• Keep rooms clean and sterile and change soiled bedding and bedpans
• Work in client homes to provide routine personalized care
• Monitor the patient's health
• Direct the patient in prescribed exercises
• Assist the patient with personal care including bathing, dressing, grooming, and eating
• Help the patient in and out of bed, the bathroom, chairs and wheelchairs, and cars
• Perform simple housekeeping tasks: change bed linens, do laundry, tidy rooms
• Handle chores like grocery shopping and food preparation
• Make efforts to keep the patient engaged mentally through conversation, games, and other forms of entertainment
• Accompany the patient to doctor visits and other outings; assist with or provide transportation

Job description

Job Description

Job Description

• CPR training
• TB test
• Serve meals to patients; help them eat and drink if necessary
• Reposition and turn bedridden patients; assist those who need help walking or assistance transporting in wheelchairs
• Keep rooms clean and sterile and change soiled bedding and bedpans
• Work in client homes to provide routine personalized
• Monitor the patient's health
• Direct the patient in prescribed exercises
• Assist the patient with personal care including bathing, dressing, grooming, and eating
• Help the patient in and out of bed, the bathroom, chairs and wheelchairs, and cars
• Perform simple housekeeping tasks: change bed linens, do laundry, tidy rooms
• Handle chores like grocery shopping and food preparation
• Make efforts to keep the patient engaged mentally through conversation, games, and other forms of entertainment
• Accompany the patient to doctor visits and other outings; assist with or provide transportation