Personal Care Aide / part time for one client-$23.5/hr, Tuesday evenings(Middletown) PCA Homecare Middletown, CT Job Details Part-time From $23.50 an hour 21 hours ago Benefits Paid time off Qualifications Driver's License Food preparation Home health Bathing assistance Meal assistance Full Job Description Personal Care Aide - Private Homecare (Spinal cord injury Client) assoc. With gt independence Middletown, CT - $23.5/hr | $32/hr holidays | Weekly pay Part-time (5 hrs/week) Tuesday 6pm - 11pm Training provided Overview Seeking a dependable, compassionate Personal Care Aide to assist an adult with quadriplegia (spinal cord injury) in a private home setting. This is hands-on care focused on safety, dignity, and daily living support. Full training provided. Job Duties Safe transfers (bed to wheelchair) Bowel program and toileting care Showering, grooming, and dressing Meal prep Light housekeeping and laundry Skin checks and positioning for pressure relief Ensure safe setup for the day Additional Duties Transportation to appointments/errands Medication reminders (as directed) General home support and routine care Requirements Valid driver's license + clean record Reliable and punctual Able to pass background check and drug screening Physically able to assist with transfers Willing to learn structured care routine Schedule

TUESDAY EVENINGS

(6pm to 11pm) Minimum 5 hours/week guaranteed Training provided. Looking for someone reliable, consistent, and comfortable with hands-on personal care in a home setting

Pay:

From $23.50 per hour

Benefits:

Paid time off Application Question(s): Why do you want to do home care work, and what do you find meaningful about helping someone directly? Have you worked in homecare, Healthcare or with someone with limited mobility before? This job requires a valid Driver's license, and a car: Can you meet these requirements? This position requires being fully reliable for the shifts that you were hired for: Can you confidently commit to showing up every week, on time and ready to work? Do you understand that this is hands on care so you will be assisting with: bathing, toileting, dressing, transferring, etc.. as the client has a spinal cord injury. Are you willing to learn his routine and adhere by it? This role involves helping with a bowel program (enemas) and urine bags. Is this something you have experience with, or are you comfortable being trained to follow a specific medical protocol?

Work Location:

In person