Certified Caregiver Live in shifts

B'zoe Care•Lynnwood, WA

13d•Onsite

About The Position

B’zoe Care, a locally owned and operated homecare company, is seeking a certified caregiver for live-in shifts in Lynnwood, Washington. The caregiver will provide compassionate, attentive care to help the client remain safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible while maintaining quality of life. The position includes assistance with daily activities, health monitoring, meal preparation, medication assistance, light housekeeping, companionship, transportation, and supervision for safety. The listed live-in schedule is Saturday at 8:00 AM through Tuesday at 8:00 AM. The posting also lists hourly shifts and day, evening, and as-needed evening and weekend availability. Expected work hours are 20–40 hours per week.

Requirements

At least one year of caregiving experience.
CNA or HCA certification/license, or proof of completion with pending status; proof of program completion is required if the license is not yet active.
COVID-19 vaccination proof.
Valid CPR and First Aid credentials.
Valid U.S. driver’s license and reliable personal vehicle; must be able and willing to transport clients as required.
Valid Washington State Food Handler’s Card.
Proof of a negative TB test; the posting specifies this is required if working in a facility.
Valid photo ID, Social Security card, and proof of authorization to work in the United States if not currently a U.S. citizen.
Proof of valid car insurance if driving a client.
5-Hour Safety & Orientation Certificate; the posting says this can be completed through B’zoe if needed.
Lives in Lynnwood, Washington, and is willing to drive 50 or more miles.
Nurse delegation course or training is required.

Nice To Haves

Dementia Certificate.
Mental Health Certificate.
Nurse Delegation Certificate.
Diabetes Certificate.

Responsibilities

Ensure the client uses mobility devices when walking, provide standby and contact guard assistance to reduce fall risk, and assist with wheelchair use during outings.
Help the client with bathing, dressing, grooming, oral hygiene, and toileting.
Monitor the client’s baseline for signs of fatigue or discomfort and provide ongoing visual supervision and regular well-being checks.
Prepare nutritious meals according to dietary requirements and help the client stay hydrated.
Provide medication assistance and track medication schedules; nurse delegation training is required.
Maintain a clean and safe environment and perform light household chores such as tidying and laundry.
Engage the client in conversation and activities and provide emotional support and companionship.
Accompany the client to medical appointments and outings, providing transportation and wheelchair assistance as needed.
Ensure the client uses necessary adaptive equipment and mobility aids.