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Assisted Living Caregiver

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tradejobsworkforceDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Provide clients with assistance as needed, including helping with bathing and other personal hygiene activities. Assist clients with certain physical activities, such as walking, getting into or out of bed, dressing and climbing stairs. Monitor aspects of the clients health under the direction of a registered nurse, doctor or other approved physician, including taking vital signs and administering medication. Maintain detailed records of services provided to each client that includes any progress or other changes in the health of the client. Take part in discussions about the client with the rest of the health care team, including the physician, nurses and others, as needed to determine the best solutions for client care. Perform agreed-upon household duties for the client, including running errands, light cleaning, cooking and laundry. Advise clients and families on alterations to the house or living environment for enhanced health, including nutrition, personal hygiene and sanitary living conditions. Provide counseling and care to families of the clients during stressful times, including adjustment periods for new lifestyles or a loved ones deteriorating health.

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