CareGiver

Your shift will start with traveling to the home of your assigned client. Client needs vary, so we match Care Professionals’ skills to the clients' needs. You may be asked to do light housekeeping, companionship, outings, medical appointments, showers, toileting, medication reminders, dressing, grooming, oral care, escorting, transferring, or any other ADL or IADL according to the client’s needs. You will NOT be asked to do skilled nursing tasks like administering medications, injections, wound care, or therapy. Candidate Profiles Successful Care Professionals come from various backgrounds and skill levels including: Experienced caregivers People with caring hearts without caregiving experience Caregivers or CNA's who enjoy assisted living, or skilled nursing but want a change from a facility. Home health, hospice, or home care aids New CNA graduates Recent high school graduates Empty Nester's seeking a service-oriented part-time job Stay-at-home parents wanting flexible daytime hours Students Future nurses Retirees