Snohomish County

Redwood Family Care Network•Seattle, WA

78d•$21 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

To provide compassionate caring services to clients with developmental disabilities and/or senior care. DDA Experience (Child & Adult) is highly preferred.

Requirements

Must be over 18 years of age.
Ability to communicate in English (written and verbal)
Must be able to work independently
Must be physically and mentally capable of caring for an individual who is ill, infirm, disabled or vulnerable.
Understanding of professional boundaries.
Must pass a Washington State background check
Maintain active WA Driver License and Auto Insurance
Must be eligible to work in the U.S. (documentation required)
Complete and pass the background check screening upon hire and every two years thereafter, or as requested.
Maintain active Certified Home Care Aide (HCA Training Available) and Nurse Delegation and other required certifications.
Complete a minimum of 12 hours of continuing education annually.

Nice To Haves

DDA Experience (Child & Adult) is highly preferred
Mental Health Training highly preferred

Responsibilities

Responsible for caring for a child/adult with special needs who cannot perform certain daily living skills without assistance as a result of their disability or a senior requiring care and assistance or companionship. (These will be non-medical services.)
Implementing assigned clients “Plan of Care”
Assistance with daily living skills which could include assistance in a variety of areas, depending on the needs of the client. The daily living skills could include the following: Feeding, and assistance with eating, include supervising or guiding the client when able to feed self, assisting with difficult tasks such as cutting food or buttering bread, and orally feeding the client when unable to feed self.
Dressing or assisting the client with dressing when needed.
Personal hygiene or body care: assisting the client to wash, bathing includes supervising or guiding the client to bathe, helping the client get in or out of the tub or shower if needed, or completely bathing the client if they are unable to.
Toileting: helping the client to and from the bathroom, assisting with bedpan routines, using incontinent briefs, cleaning the client after elimination or assisting them on and off the toilet.
Transferring a client: assistance getting in and out of a bed/wheelchair or ambulation, which would mean assistance in moving around or guiding the client when walking alone or help with a mechanical device such as a walker or wheelchair.
Positioning: assist the client to assume the desired position.
Assist the family with housekeeping.
Assist the family with shopping.
Assist the family with meal planning and preparation.
Provide transportation
Responsible for protective supervision: being available to provide safety, guidance, and protection to the client who cannot be left alone due to impaired judgment.
When performing Community First Choice (CFC) work, it is understood that these tasks are to be performed within the bounds of the client’s current living situation unless otherwise stated in the Client Plan of Care.
When providing Respite Care, care for the client may be performed either within the bounds of the client’s current living situation or outside the client’s current living situation at a predetermined, appropriate community location. Unless otherwise determined by the guardian.
Responsible for reporting accurate hours worked and duties performed on Special Care Agency, Inc.’s approved time sheet. This will be recorded at time of service.
Submit time sheets by the first of every month, legible and accurate.
Clear understanding of SAILS Washington policy and procedures.