CNA/PCA Needed - Immediate Start

A&C Private HomeCare•Lawrenceville, GA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Join Our Caring Team at A&C Private Home Care! Enriching Lives with Compassionate and Personalized Care Across Georgia. A & C is on the lookout for extraordinary Personal Care Aides who embody passion, positivity and a genuine desire to make a difference in the lives of others. We believe that caregiving is more than just a job - it's a calling. If you're passionate about making a real difference and want to join a supportive, compassionate team, we invite you to join our team!

Requirements

CPR Certification & TB Test: You must be CPR certified or willing to obtain certification prior to starting. An up-to-date TB test is also required, or you must be willing to acquire one before beginning work.
High school diploma or equivalent
Flexible schedule availability
Ability to manage and organize clients' routines effectively
Ability to assist with personal hygiene, meal preparation and running errands

Nice To Haves

Experience is a Plus: While prior experience in home care is a bonus, it's not required.
Minimum of 2 years of relevant experience

Responsibilities

Providing immobile, recovering, or frail clients with support, company, and comfort.
Reporting changes in the physical, mental, and emotional conditions of clients to relevant parties.
Providing support with personal hygiene, including bathroom visits, bathing, dressing, and brushing teeth.
Engaging clients in suitable activities, such as playing games, taking walks, or having conversations.
Performing basic housekeeping duties, including cleaning, laundry, and preparing meals.
Assisting clients with household finances, bills, and payments, as well as running errands.
Accompanying clients on outings and arranging transportation to medical appointments.
Providing mobility support, including assistance with walking aids and wheelchairs.
Maintaining a hygienic, tidy, and safe environment.
Always ensure that transfers are done safely, with proper technique, to avoid injury to both the client and the caregiver.
Respect the client's dignity during personal care activities, including bathing and brief changes.
Keep an open line of communication with the client to understand their comfort level and any changes in their needs.