Benefits:

401(k)

Competitive salary

Dental insurance

Flexible schedule

Free uniforms

Health insurance

Training & development

Tuition assistance

Vision insurance

Personal Care Aid Services are designed to help clients with normal daily activities and monitor the medical conditions of functionally impaired/disabled clients. The kinds of activities that the aide performs are comparable to those that family members would perform for the person in need. PC aides provide assistance with walking, bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, preparing meals, and feeding. The aide also helps to maintain the home environment, including light cleaning, laundry, shopping, and keeping the home safe. The client’s vital signs, such as respiratory rate, pulse rate, and temperature, are observed. The aide may also remind the client to take prescribed medication(s) and, when necessary, transport and/or escort the client.

PCA aides work under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN) or a licensed practical nurse (LPN) in the client’s home.

Under no circumstances may a PC II aide perform any type of skilled medical service.

Support for activities of daily living:

Eating

Bathing (Bed Bath, bench shower, sink bath)

Personal Grooming

Personal Hygiene

Skin Care

Meal planning and preparation

Assist in and out of bed

Reposition participants as necessary

Assist with ambulation

Toileting and maintaining continence

Cleaning, laundry, shopping, home safety, errands

Monitor temperature, check pulse rate, observe respiratory rate and blood pressure

Monitor medication- give reminder

Errand services as necessary

Observing and reporting the participant’s condition

Limited assistance with financial matters, such as delivering payments to designated recipients on behalf of participants. Receipts for payments should be returned to participant.

Assistance with communication which includes but is not limited to placing phone within participant’s reach and physically assisting participant with use of the phone, and orientation to daily events.

Observing and reporting on participant’s condition.