Role OverviewThe Caregiver, or Resident Assistant (RA), provides personal care services, maintains and supports activities of daily living for residents under the supervision of a Nurse.
What You Will Do
Responsibilities include providing personal care services, assisting residents in dining, providing homemaking tasks, responding to changes in resident's health status, and completing thorough daily charting.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have a high-school diploma or equivalent, one year of nursing/resident assistant care experience, and basic computer skills with experience or ability to learn electronic health record systems.
Requirements
- High-school diploma or equivalent
- One year nursing/resident assistant care experience in senior services
- Ability to read, write, speak and follow verbal directions in English
- Basic computer skills with experience or ability to learn electronic health record systems
Benefits
- Double Pay for Holidays
- A Variety of Paid Time Off Programs
- Excellent Benefit Options to include a Safe-Harbor 401K Match
- Annual Team Appreciation Event and Holiday Party
- Birthday and Anniversary Recognition
- Resident Assistant Growth Pathways
- Employee Assistance Program and Free Counseling Resources
- Work Today-Get Paid Tomorrow Options
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Company Provided Uniform
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