Have you ever wondered if working as a CNA-caregiver in home care is for you?
Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) caregivers play a crucial role in home care settings, providing essential support to clients in their own residences. In home care, a CNA-caregiver assist with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
They also help with mobility and transfer assistance, ensuring the safety and comfort of clients. CNA-caregiver may also reminds a senior about taking their medications, perform basic medical tasks like vital sign and wound care monitoring, and provide companionship and emotional support.
Additionally, they may assist with light housekeeping and meal preparation, helping to maintain a clean and organized living environment for clients.
Overall, a CNA-caregiver in home care enable individuals to maintain independence and receive the necessary assistance to stay comfortably in their homes.
The positive aspects of working in home care as a CNA-Caregiver
-Work at a manageable pace compared to working in a skilled nursing or hospital setting.
-Get to create a long term relationship with seniors and families you work with
-Work with 1 individual at a time rather than 5-10 or more at a facility setting
-More time to do recreational activities with seniors that both CNA-caregiver and senior will enjoy
-Work part time or full time shifts and get paid for mileage
-Off on major holidays
-Opportunities to grow into long term leadership positions
If sounds like an opportunity that you been looking for than contact us by email or phone to set up an interview.
Requirement for position: CNA training
