Assisted Living QMAP | FT Night Shift

Christian Living Communities•Pueblo West, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Personal Care Partner II QMAP, you'll be the resident rockstar, ensuring our lovely residents are living their best lives! You'll be the maestro of medications, conducting a symphony of care that aligns perfectly with our company's mission and values. Your superpowers include anticipating needs, reporting care requirements, and administering medications with the precision of a Swiss watch – all under the watchful eye of our licensed nurse sidekicks!

Requirements

Per the state of operation requirements, Medication certification; QMAP-A/L, Med Tech, Med Aide, Nurse Delegation
Must be able to read, write and speak the English language.
High school or Equivalent (GED)
One (1) year experience in some level of elder care preferred
Proficient computer skills preferred
Strong self-management and organization skills
Strong multi-tasking abilities with the ability to handle competing deadlines, flexible and adaptable (Open to change).
Ability to effectively handle difficult and sensitive issues and maintain confidentiality

Responsibilities

Be the resident's personal service genie, granting wishes for personal care needs and ADLs.
Transform into a grooming guru, helping residents look fabulous with assistance in bathing, dressing, and meals.
Channel your inner Sherlock Holmes to anticipate and identify resident care needs.
Become a master of multitasking, juggling resident care, family needs, and open communication.
Don your safety cape and keep a watchful eye on residents' well-being.
Be the voice for those who can't speak up – report any suspicion of abuse, neglect, or resource misappropriation.
Transform into a human mood ring, detecting and reporting changes in resident status.
Become the Picasso of paperwork, creating masterpieces of documentation on residents' conditions.
Step into your role as the Medication Maestro, conducting a perfect symphony of pills and potions (all according to state law, of course).
Be the Bat-Signal for nurses and supervisors, alerting them to any medication questions or concerns.
Channel your inner court stenographer and document everything – even if a resident decides to go on a medication strike!
Embrace your inner Santa Claus and restock medication carts and storage areas with goodies (well, medical supplies, but close enough).
Become a home improvement guru by completing work orders for necessary repairs.
Be the life of the party at monthly staff meetings, contributing ideas that'll make resident care more awesome than a pizza party on a Friday.
Be ready to tackle any other duties that come your way. Think of it as improv for caregivers!