Care Team Lead

Senior Helpers North Metro•Blaine, MN

4d•$19 - $22•Hybrid

About The Position

The Care Team Lead plays a key role in maintaining high standards of care, ensuring caregiver and client satisfaction, and supporting the overall operations of the home healthcare agency. This position combines direct care duties with leadership responsibilities, including quality assurance, caregiver support, and administrative tasks. The Care Team Lead will be an adaptable, knowledgeable, empathetic, and organized individual who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is committed to excellence in home care delivery. This position will be on a part time basis (15-30 hrs per week) as the schedule is flexible and tied to fluctuating workloads, peak periods, or specific operational requirements. This position will compensate at $19-$22 per/hr.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent; college coursework or certifications in healthcare- such as CNA or HHA preferred.
Minimum two (2) years of experience in home healthcare, with prior experience in a caregiver or supervisory role.
Familiarity with dementia care, medical terminology, and basic medical equipment.
Strong organizational and multitasking abilities.
Professional, calm demeanor in high-pressure or emergency situations.
Effective written and verbal communication skills.
Computer proficiency: scheduling software, Microsoft Office, digital filing systems, texting and mobile apps.
Reliable transportation and willingness to travel locally as needed.

Responsibilities

Client & Caregiver Support Perform all duties expected of a Home Health Aide/Caregiver during direct care.
Introduce clients and caregivers at start of care to ensure a smooth transition.
Conduct scheduled check-ins to assess care quality and satisfaction.
Monitor and support care plan implementation; adjust as client needs evolve.
Provide real-time feedback, coaching, and on-the-spot training during visits.
Maintain understanding of caregiver strengths, availability, and assignments.
Assist with caregiver schedules, shift confirmations, clock-ins/outs, and coverage.
Cover open shifts as needed or directed by management.
Provide input for caregiver performance evaluations and development.
Recognize caregiver contributions, birthdays, and positive client feedback; maintain Caregiver Incentive programs.
Support continuous education by assisting with in-person training alongside the Admin Team.
Quality Assurance & Oversight Conduct in-home visits to ensure compliance with care standards and protocols.
Identify and report issues or deviations from care plans to management.
Ensure caregivers follow procedures, especially for specialized care (e.g., dementia, mobility, medical equipment).
Administrative & Office Duties Answer incoming calls and assist with client, caregiver, and general inquiries.
Support intake/onboarding by preparing files, scanning, filing, and maintaining accurate records.
Assist with marketing and caregiver engagement projects such as newsletters, flyers, and recognition.
Support HR with interviewing and onboarding new caregivers as needed.
Maintain office operations including lead intake/follow-up, file management, and communications.
Complete required documentation accurately and timely.
Perform other duties as assigned by management.