Personal Care Assistant

Responsibilities:

Responsibilities of the PCA include, but are not limited to: 1.

Provides the following personal care:

Mouth and denture care Shaving Finger and toenail care (no cutting) Grooming hair- shampooing, combing, oiling Bathing or bed bath-shower or tub (partial or complete) Helps with dressing Helps with toileting-bed pan, commode/chair, or urinal (emptying and cleaning) Reminds waiver participant to take medication Helps with eating Transferring or changing the waiver participant's body position Helps in ambulation Assures that rooms are clean and in order Prepares shopping lists Purchases and stores groceries Prepares and serves meals Laundering, ironing, sweeping, mopping, and dusting Run errands Providing assistance/supervision during community outings Cleans and operates equipment in the home such as the vacuum cleaner, stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, and small appliances Changes linen and makes the bed Cleans the kitchen, including washing dishes, pots, and pans

Qualifications:

1. Be at least 18 years of age. 2. Must demonstrate the ability to work well with aged and disabled individuals who have limited functioning capacity. 3. Possess a valid state issued ID, and have access to reliable transportation; 4. Must maintain current and active first aid and CPR certification; 5. Be physically able to perform the job tasks required and assurance that communicable diseases of major public health concern are not present, as verified by a physician; 6. Have interest in and empathy for, people who are ill, elderly, or disabled; 7. Be emotionally mature and able to respond to participants and situations in a responsible manner; 8. Have good communication and interpersonal skills and the ability to deal effectively, assertively, and cooperatively with a variety of people; 9. Must not have been convicted of a crime substantially related to the dependent population or any violent crime; 10. Must be able to recognize the signs of abuse, neglect and/or exploitation and the procedures to follow as required in the Vulnerable Adult Act; and 11. Must have knowledge of how to prevent burns, falls, fires; and emergency numbers to contact emergency personnel if required. Summary As a Personal Care Assistant, you will be essential in providing compassionate support to individuals with disabilities and those in need of personal care. This role requires strong communication skills and a commitment to maintaining a safe environment, including tasks like dishwashing and assisting with daily activities. Your core skills will be complemented by premium experience in hospital and emergency medicine, while relevant skills in outpatient and post-acute care will enhance your effectiveness. Join our dedicated team to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our clients.

Job Types:

Full-time, Part-time, PRN Work Location:

In person