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BeWell Companion - non-certified

Posted 43 days ago

jobcaseGreenville (SC)

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Companion: Non-Certified Nurse Assistant (Non-CNA)A Companion: Non-Certified Nurse Assistant (Non-CNA) performs non-clinical tasks that enable the client to remain in the home by supplementing the client and family/caregiver with abilities for providing home companionship. The Companion: Non-CNA is responsible for performing light housekeeping, companionship, and other services to clients. This position does not require certification or licensing. The Companion: Non-CNA will be assigned in a manner that promotes quality, continuity, and safety of a client's care.
Responsibilities: Understands home care philosophy. At least 18 years of age. At least one year of successful employment experience including work or life experience as a homemaker or companion is preferred. Pose satisfactory references from previous employers. Must be a licensed driver with an automobile that is insured in accordance with state and/or organization requirements and is in good working order. Must be able to travel throughout the service area. Able to meet the physical demands of the job including bending, carrying, stooping, walking, and lifting. Must be flexible to assist the home care program in providing 24 hours, 7 days per week care. Some evening, night, weekend, and holiday work will be necessary. Must attend all required staff meetings, trainings, in-services, and team meetings. Has the ability to follow written instructions (read) and document care given (write).Has empathy for the needs of the ill, injured, frail, and the impaired. Is comfortable providing care to disadvantaged, handicapped, or ill clients. Is self-directing with the ability to work with minimal direct supervision. Provides a calm manner when in a client's home. Demonstrates tact and patience with others. Demonstrate good personal hygiene. Must be able to utilize technology appropriately as needed to meet the requirements of the position.

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