Certified Home Caregiver

B'zoe Care•Mount Vernon, WA

21d•Onsite

About The Position

B’zoe Care is a locally owned and operated homecare company seeking to provide caregiver support to the community. The company tailors services to client needs and aims to help clients remain as independent as possible while maintaining a high quality of life, dignity, and respect. The licensed caregiver will provide compassionate, attentive care to a client, supporting the client’s safety, well-being, and comfort. The role includes help with daily activities, health monitoring, meal preparation, medication assistance, light housekeeping, companionship, and transportation to appointments and activities. This is a live-in position on Orcas Island, Washington, with applications welcomed from Mount Vernon and nearby areas. The stated schedule is Saturday morning through Tuesday morning.

Requirements

At least one year of caregiving experience.
CNA or HCA certification or license, or proof of program completion and pending license status; proof of completion of an HCA or CNA program is required if the license is not yet active.
Proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
Valid CPR and First Aid cards or certificates.
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 or permit.
Negative TB test result; 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 a U.S. citizen.
5-Hour Safety & Orientation Certificate; the posting says this can be completed through B’zoe if needed.
Proof of valid car insurance if driving a client.
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 and provide standby assistance to prevent falls.
Assist with wheelchair use during outings and provide contact-guard assistance as needed.
Help the client with bathing, dressing, grooming, oral hygiene, and toileting.
Monitor the client’s baseline and watch for signs of fatigue or discomfort.
Prepare nutritious meals according to dietary requirements and ensure the client remains hydrated.
Provide medication assistance and keep track of medication schedules.
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, using a wheelchair when needed.
Provide ongoing visual supervision, regularly check on the client’s well-being, and ensure necessary adaptive equipment and mobility aids are used.