Assists clients in their homes with personal healthcare and health maintenance activities assigned in the Plan of Care. Tasks may include transferring, feeding, supporting mobility, and performing exercises. The role involves contact with patients of all ages and requires appropriate interactions with all patient populations. The position works in patients’ homes, where conditions vary and exposure to blood-borne pathogens, bodily fluids, and infectious diseases is possible. Local travel and a flexible schedule are required, along with possible exposure to unpleasant weather and PRN emergency calls. The caregiver follows the Home Health Aide Care Plan, documents care accurately, communicates client and family needs and significant changes in client condition to administrative staff, and supports continuity of care through communication with the care team and participation in case conferences and team meetings. The position also requires infection-control practices, ongoing competency development, timely completion of assigned training, and compliance with agency or licensing-board continuing education requirements. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED