Caregivers

Job Summary

Required Qualifications

• •Experience
• •Dependable
• •Compassion
• •Patience
• •Professionalism
• •Careful observation
• •Consistent communication
• •Genuine respect for every client
• •Pride in helping others feel safe, respected and valued
• •Complete availability
• •Dependable attendance
• •Completion of the entire scheduled shift
• •Honest disclosure of experience and limitations
• •Ability to safely complete the approved care plan
• •Ability to safely perform the essential responsibilities of an accepted assignment
• •Ability to stand, walk or sit for extended periods
• •Ability to frequently bend, reaching, turning and twisting
• •Ability to kneel or squat when necessary
• •Ability to use stairs in certain client environments
• •Ability to assist clients with walking and balance
• •Ability to push or maneuver a wheelchair
• •Ability to assist with repositioning
• •Ability to support transfers according to the care plan
• •Ability to use approved transfer equipment
• •Ability to handle laundry, groceries, household supplies and care equipment
• •Ability to complete light housekeeping
• •Ability to wear required personal protective equipment
• •Ability to respond promptly during falls, emergencies or changes in condition
• •Ability to remain awake throughout night or overnight shifts
• •Ability to remain fully awake, alert and attentive throughout the entire shift
• •Ability to complete scheduled safety checks
• •Ability to monitor the client's condition
• •Ability to assist with toileting and incontinence care
• •Ability to reposition the client
• •Ability to provide medication reminders when authorized
• •Ability to respond immediately when the client needs assistance
• •Ability to complete approved nighttime housekeeping responsibilities
• •Ability to maintain a clean and safe environment
• •Ability to prepare the client's environment for the morning routine
• •Ability to document care and observations in real time
• •Ability to maintain a clean, safe and organized client environment
• •Ability to tidy the client's immediate living space
• •Ability to dust
• •Ability to sweep
• •Ability to vacuum
• •Ability to mop approved areas
• •Ability to wash dishes
• •Ability to clean frequently touched surfaces
• •Ability to change linens while the client remains in bed
• •Ability to monitor common pressure areas
• •Ability to observe for redness, bruising or skin concerns
• •Ability to provide feeding and hydration assistance
• •Ability to maintain the client's dignity, comfort and privacy
• •Ability to report all changes in condition immediately
• •Ability to use proper body mechanics
• •Ability to request assistance whenever a task cannot be completed safely
• •Ability to provide calm and consistent supervision
• •Ability to offer appropriate redirection and reassurance
• •Ability to support established routines
• •Ability to monitor for confusion, agitation or wandering
• •Ability to observe changes in behavior
• •Ability to encourage safe and appropriate activities
• •Ability to maintain a quiet and supportive environment
• •Ability to follow client-specific communication strategies
• •Ability to remain aware of the client's location and safety
• •Ability to immediately report significant behavioral or cognitive changes
• •Ability to document all concerns and completed care responsibilities
• •Ability to remain patient, attentive and aware of the client's safety throughout the entire shift
• •Ability to provide meaningful conversation and companionship
• •Ability to provide emotional support and reassurance
• •Ability to provide social engagement
• •Ability to provide recreational activities
• •Ability to assist maintaining daily routines
• •Ability to provide safety observation and general supervision
• •Ability to prepare meals and cleanup
• •Ability to provide hydration reminders
• •Ability to organize groceries
• •Ability to handle approved errands
• •Ability to perform light housekeeping
• •Ability to change laundry and linen
• •Ability to organize the client's immediate living space
• •Ability to provide medication reminders
• •Ability to assist with approved blood glucose monitoring
• •Ability to document readings when required
• •Ability to observe food and fluid intake
• •Ability to monitor the client's physical, emotional and behavioral condition
• •Ability to report pain, swelling, bruising, redness or skin concerns
• •Ability to report falls, injuries or changes in mobility
• •Ability to report confusion or unusual behavior
• •Ability to follow established emergency procedures
• •Ability to contact the Helping Hearts office immediately when concerns arise
• •Ability to complete accurate electronic documentation
• •Ability to report concerns rather than independently diagnose or treat
• •Ability to provide scheduled reminders
• •Ability to assist with an approved prefilled medication planner
• •Ability to place approved medications in a cup when directed
• •Ability to remind the client to self-administer their medication
• •Ability to document reminders and client responses
• •Ability to report refusals, missed doses or other concerns
• •Ability to transport clients to appointments
• •Ability to assist with approved errands
• •Ability to transport clients to social activities
• •Ability to help clients enter and exit the vehicle
• •Ability to secure mobility equipment appropriately
• •Ability to follow all client-specific transportation instructions
• •Ability to maintain a clean, safe and insured vehicle
• •Ability to report any transportation concern immediately
• •Ability to provide bed baths
• •Ability to complete personal hygiene
• •Ability to provide toileting and incontinence care
• •Ability to change protective undergarments
• •Ability to assist with perineal care
• •Ability to reposition according to the care plan
• •Ability to use pillows or approved positioning supports
• •Ability to keep bedding clean, dry and free from wrinkles
• •Ability to change linens while the client remains in bed
• •Ability to monitor common pressure areas
• •Ability to observe for redness, bruising or skin concerns
• •Ability to provide feeding and hydration assistance
• •Ability to maintain the client's dignity, comfort and privacy
• •Ability to report all changes in condition immediately
• •Ability to plan meals according to client preferences
• •Ability to follow approved dietary instructions
• •Ability to prepare meals and snacks
• •Ability to assist with feeding
• •Ability to encourage regular fluid intake
• •Ability to observe and document food and fluid intake
• •Ability to assist with grocery organization
• •Ability to follow safe food-handling practices
• •Ability to wash dishes
• •Ability to clean meal-preparation areas
• •Ability to report concerns related to appetite, swallowing or hydration
• •Ability to provide bathing or showering
• •Ability to provide sponge baths and bed baths
• •Ability to provide personal hygiene
• •Ability to assist with dressing and undressing
• •Ability to provide grooming and hair care
• •Ability to provide oral care
• •Ability to provide toileting assistance
• •Ability to provide incontinence care
• •Ability to change protective undergarments
• •Ability to provide perineal care
• •Ability to provide meal assistance
• •Ability to provide feeding assistance
• •Ability to provide hydration reminders
• •Ability to assist with walking and mobility
• •Ability to provide wheelchair support
• •Ability to assist with entering and exiting vehicles
• •Ability to assist with repositioning in a bed or chair
• •Ability to change bed linens
• •Ability to provide comfort and safety measures
• •Ability to explain personal-care tasks before beginning
• •Ability to provide assistance in a respectful, patient and professional manner
• •Ability to provide companionship and light housekeeping
• •Ability to provide complete personal care
• •Ability to provide dementia support
• •Ability to provide incontinence care
• •Ability to provide bedbound care
• •Ability to provide transfer assistance
• •Ability to provide emotional support and reassurance
• •Ability to provide social engagement
• •Ability to provide recreational activities
• •Ability to assist maintaining daily routines
• •Ability to provide safety observation and general supervision
• •Ability to prepare meals and cleanup
• •Ability to provide hydration reminders
• •Ability to organize groceries
• •Ability to handle approved errands
• •Ability to perform light housekeeping
• •Ability to change laundry and linen
• •Ability to organize the client's immediate living space
• •Ability to provide medication reminders
• •Ability to assist with approved blood glucose monitoring
• •Ability to document readings when required
• •Ability to observe food and fluid intake
• •Ability to monitor the client's physical, emotional and behavioral condition
• •Ability to report pain, swelling, bruising, redness or skin concerns
• •Ability to report falls, injuries or changes in mobility
• •Ability to report confusion or unusual behavior
• •Ability to follow established emergency procedures
• •Ability to contact the Helping Hearts office immediately when concerns arise
• •Ability to complete accurate electronic documentation
• •Ability to provide scheduled reminders
• •Ability to assist with an approved prefilled medication planner
• •Ability to place approved medications in a cup when directed
• •Ability to remind the client to self-administer their medication
• •Ability to document reminders and client responses
• •Ability to report refusals, missed doses or other concerns
• •Ability to transport clients to appointments
• •Ability to assist with approved errands
• •Ability to transport clients to social activities
• •Ability to help clients enter and exit the vehicle
• •Ability to secure mobility equipment appropriately
• •Ability to follow all client-specific transportation instructions
• •Ability to maintain a clean, safe and insured vehicle
• •Ability to report any transportation concern immediately
• •Ability to provide bed baths
• •Ability to complete personal hygiene
• •Ability to provide toileting and incontinence care
• •Ability to change protective undergarments
• •Ability to assist with perineal care
• •Ability to reposition according to the care plan
• •Ability to use pillows or approved positioning supports
• •Ability to keep bedding clean, dry and free from wrinkles
• •Ability to change linens while the client remains in bed
• •Ability to monitor common pressure areas
• •Ability to observe for redness, bruising or skin concerns
• •Ability to provide feeding and hydration assistance
• •Ability to maintain the client's dignity, comfort and privacy
• •Ability to report all changes in condition immediately
• •Ability to plan meals according to client preferences
• •Ability to follow approved dietary instructions
• •Ability to prepare meals and snacks
• •Ability to assist with feeding
• •Ability to encourage regular fluid intake
• •Ability to observe and document food and fluid intake
• •Ability to assist with grocery organization
• •Ability to follow safe food-handling practices
• •Ability to wash dishes
• •Ability to clean meal-preparation areas
• •Ability to report concerns related to appetite, swallowing or hydration
• •Ability to provide bathing or showering
• •Ability to provide sponge baths and bed baths
• •Ability to provide personal hygiene
• •Ability to assist with dressing and undressing
• •Ability to provide grooming and hair care
• •Ability to provide oral care
• •Ability to provide toileting assistance
• •Ability to provide incontinence care
• •Ability to change protective undergarments
• •Ability to provide perineal care
• •Ability to provide meal assistance
• •Ability to provide feeding assistance
• •Ability to provide hydration reminders
• •Ability to assist with walking and mobility
• •Ability to provide wheelchair support
• •Ability to assist with entering and exiting vehicles
• •Ability to assist with repositioning in a bed or chair
• •Ability to change bed linens
• •Ability to provide comfort and safety measures
• •Ability to explain personal-care tasks before beginning
• •Ability to provide assistance in a respectful, patient and professional manner
• •Ability to provide companionship and light housekeeping
• •Ability to provide complete personal care
• •Ability to provide dementia support
• •Ability to provide incontinence care
• •Ability to provide bedbound care
• •Ability to provide transfer assistance
• •Ability to provide emotional support and reassurance
• •Ability to provide social engagement
• •Ability to provide recreational activities
• •Ability to assist maintaining daily routines
• •Ability to provide safety observation and general supervision
• •Ability to prepare meals and cleanup
• •Ability to provide hydration reminders
• •Ability to organize groceries
• •Ability to handle approved errands
• •Ability to perform light housekeeping
• •Ability to change laundry and linen
• •Ability to organize the client's immediate living space
• •Ability to provide medication reminders
• •Ability to assist with approved blood glucose monitoring
• •Ability to document readings when required
• •Ability to observe food and fluid intake
• •Ability to monitor the client's physical, emotional and behavioral condition
• •Ability to report pain, swelling, bruising, redness or skin concerns
• •Ability to report falls, injuries or changes in mobility
• •Ability to report confusion or unusual behavior
• •Ability to follow established emergency procedures
• •Ability to contact the Helping Hearts office immediately when concerns arise
• •Ability to complete accurate electronic documentation
• •Ability to provide scheduled reminders
• •Ability to assist with an approved prefilled medication planner
• •Ability to place approved medications in a cup when directed
• •Ability to remind the client to self-administer their medication
• •Ability to document reminders and client responses
• •Ability to report refusals, missed doses or other concerns
• •Ability to transport clients to appointments
• •Ability to assist with approved errands
• •Ability to transport clients to social activities
• •Ability to help clients enter and exit the vehicle
• •Ability to secure mobility equipment appropriately
• •Ability to follow all client-specific transportation instructions
• •Ability to maintain a clean, safe and insured vehicle
• •Ability to report any transportation concern immediately
• •Ability to provide bed baths
• •Ability to complete personal hygiene
• •Ability to provide toileting and incontinence care
• •Ability to change protective undergarments
• •Ability to assist with perineal care
• •Ability to reposition according to the care plan
• •Ability to use pillows or approved positioning supports
• •Ability to keep bedding clean, dry and free from wrinkles
• •Ability to change linens while the client remains in bed
• •Ability to monitor common pressure areas
• •Ability to observe for redness, bruising or skin concerns
• •Ability to provide feeding and hydration assistance
• •Ability to maintain the client's dignity, comfort and privacy
• •Ability to report all changes in condition immediately
• •Ability to plan meals according to client preferences
• •Ability to follow approved dietary instructions
• •Ability to prepare meals and snacks
• •Ability to assist with feeding
• •Ability to encourage regular fluid intake
• •Ability to observe and document food and fluid intake
• •Ability to assist with grocery organization
• •Ability to follow safe food-handling practices
• •Ability to wash dishes
• •Ability to clean meal-preparation areas
• •Ability to report concerns related to appetite, swallowing or hydration
• •Ability to provide bathing or showering
• •Ability to provide sponge baths and bed baths
• •Ability to provide personal hygiene
• •Ability to assist with dressing and undressing
• •Ability to provide grooming and hair care
• •Ability to provide oral care
• •Ability to provide toileting assistance
• •Ability to provide incontinence care
• •Ability to change protective undergarments
• •Ability to provide perineal care
• •Ability to provide meal assistance
• •Ability to provide feeding assistance
• •Ability to provide hydration reminders
• •Ability to assist with walking and mobility
• •Ability to provide wheelchair support
• •Ability to assist with entering and exiting vehicles
• •Ability to assist with repositioning in a bed or chair
• •Ability to change bed linens
• •Ability to provide comfort and safety measures
• •Ability to explain personal-care tasks before beginning
• •Ability to provide assistance in a respectful, patient and professional manner
• •Ability to provide companionship and light housekeeping
• •Ability to provide complete personal care
• •Ability to provide dementia support
• •Ability to provide incontinence care
• •Ability to provide bedbound care
• •Ability to provide transfer assistance
• •Ability to provide emotional support and reassurance
• •Ability to provide social engagement
• •Ability to provide recreational activities
• •Ability to assist maintaining daily routines
• •Ability to provide safety observation and general supervision
• •Ability to prepare meals and cleanup
• •Ability to provide hydration reminders
• •Ability to organize groceries
• •Ability to handle approved errands
• •Ability to perform light housekeeping
• •Ability to change laundry and linen
• •Ability to organize the client's immediate living space
• •Ability to provide medication reminders
• •Ability to assist with approved blood glucose monitoring
• •Ability to document readings when required
• •Ability to observe food and fluid intake
• •Ability to monitor the client's physical, emotional and behavioral condition
• •Ability to report pain, swelling, bruising, redness or skin concerns
• •Ability to report falls, injuries or changes in mobility
• •Ability to report confusion or unusual behavior
• •Ability to follow established emergency procedures