Senior Care Aide — Flexible Shifts, Paid Training

Twin Valley Assisted Living; Twin Valley (MN); On-site; USD 41,000 - 51,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free meal during shift

Holiday pay

Time and a Half Holiday Pay

Job summary

Twin Valley Assisted Living in Minnesota is seeking a Home Health Aide (HHA) to provide direct care and support to residents, including bathing, meals, recreation, and daily activities. You will participate in community events, give tours to prospective residents, and maintain strong relationships with residents and families.

The role emphasizes communication, organization, and adherence to state HHA requirements, with on-site orientation and a hands-on, resident-focused work environment.

Qualifications

• Must have a desire to work with seniors.
• Requires level of knowledge normally required in the course of obtaining a high school diploma.
• Completion of on-site orientation program and maintain state requirements of a certified home health aide.
• Work effectively with general supervision, ability to organize and manage own work load in a busy environment.
• Ability to communicate well with residents and families promoting customer service and respect.
• Meet the physical job demands of the position.

Responsibilities

• Provide or assist in direct care to residents such as bathing, medication administration, meal preparation, recreational activities, laundry, and basic housekeeping.
• Help organize and host community events such as family picnics, special entertainment for the residents, parties, community coffee, etc.
• Provide tours to potential residents and their families.
• Maintain good relationships with residents, family members, community guests, co-workers, etc.

Skills

Compassion for seniors

Strong communication

Organizational skills

Customer service mindset

Education

High school diploma

Job description

Twin Valley Assisted Living in Minnesota is seeking a Home Health Aide (HHA) to provide direct care and support to residents, including bathing, meals, recreation, and daily activities. You will participate in community events, give tours to prospective residents, and maintain strong relationships with residents and families.

The role emphasizes communication, organization, and adherence to state HHA requirements, with on-site orientation and a hands-on, resident-focused work environment.