Part-Time Caregiver for Stroke Recovery | Flexible Schedule

FirstLight Home Care of Sandy Springs; Sandy Springs (GA); Sur place; USD 21 000 - 29 000; Temps partiel

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Weekly Pay

Paid Orientation

Paid Training and Ongoing Development

$250 Caregiver Referral Bonuses

Performance Bonuses

Paid Time Off (PTO)

Tuition Assistance / Reimbursement

Flexible Scheduling

Opportunities for Advancement

One-on-One Client Care

Résumé du poste

FirstLight Home Care of Sandy Springs is seeking an attentive caregiver to support a senior recovering from a stroke at home. You will assist with personal care, mobility, transfers, bathing, toileting, and positioning to promote safety and independence.

Experience with stroke recovery and the use of gait belts or lifts is preferred. Reliability, good attendance, patience, and professionalism are essential.

Qualifications

• Previous caregiving, home care, CNA, PCA, HHA or LPN experience preferred.
• Comfortable assisting with transfers, gait belts, mobility, and personal care.
• Comfortable providing one-on-one care in a private home.
• Available for morning shifts, evening shifts, weekends, or a combination of shifts.

Responsabilités

• Assist with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and personal care.
• Support safe transfers using a gait belt.
• Assist with mobility, wheelchair positioning, and fall prevention.
• Prepare and serve simple meals as needed.
• Provide medication reminders.
• Perform light housekeeping, laundry, and linen changes related to the client’s care.
• Support the client’s evening routine and safe transition to bed.
• Communicate professionally with the family and FirstLight office team.
• Help the client remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home.

Connaissances

Caregiving

Home care

CNA

PCA

HHA

LPN

Description du poste

FirstLight Home Care of Sandy Springs is seeking an attentive caregiver to support a senior recovering from a stroke at home. You will assist with personal care, mobility, transfers, bathing, toileting, and positioning to promote safety and independence.

Experience with stroke recovery and the use of gait belts or lifts is preferred. Reliability, good attendance, patience, and professionalism are essential.