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In-Home Care Provider - Bilingual a Plus

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family tree private careDallas (TX)

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Junior

SALARY

$15-$17 an hour

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About the role

The largest privately owned and independent In-Home care agency in the United States. At Family Tree Private Care, caring with compassion is everything. We are more than a company. We are looking for reliable caregivers with a passion for service, family values, and a true desire to help the elderly. We are a family of individuals dedicated to improving the lives of seniors while growing a meaningful and rewarding career. At Family Tree Private Care, caring with compassion is everything. We are more than a company. We are looking for reliable caregivers with a passion for service, family values, and a true desire to help the elderly. We are a family of individuals dedicated to improving the lives of seniors while growing a meaningful and rewarding career. What does a Family Tree Private Care Provider do? Provide support and assistance to our older adult clients to ensure their needs are met and they have a positive experience Help clients with bathing, getting dressed, brushing teeth and grooming Support with toileting activities and incontinence care Prepare meals and help with grocery shopping Help with laundry, light housekeeping and making beds Perform transfers and using mechanical devices Attend trainings and complete continuing education as required Become an integral member of the health care community
Requirements:
  • Ability to pass a background check
  • Ability to provide professional references
  • Driver's License
  • Auto Insurance
  • Reliable Transportation
  • Ability to lift 25lbs#FTHCNTSalary Description$15-$17 an hour

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