HHA / Caregiver / DSP - Valparaiso

Posted 19 days ago

brightstar care of valparaisoValparaiso (IN)

Home Health Aides Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

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About the role

Caregiver / Home Health Aide / DSPBrightStar Care of Valparaiso is looking for a caring, reliable Caregiver / Home Health Aide / DSP to service a particular client in the Valparaiso, IN area. We are specifically interested in hiring individuals who have prior experience with caring for clients with traumatic brain injuries and mental health concerns. The ability to adhere to a specific safety plan is crucial. The ideal candidate availability would include approximately 11am to 4pm, Monday through Thursday. We are proud to offer: Flexible schedules that fit your availability Weekly pay, direct deposit, pay day advance servicePTO401KHealth benefits for full time Free home health aide certification The chance to truly make a difference in someone's life BrightStar Care staff are responsible for providing the following services: Companion care: Respite and family relief Assistance with hobbies and pastimes Companionship for those condition compromises their ability to stay alone, such as individuals living with dementia Home support: Laundry and light housekeeping Grocery shopping and meal preparation ErrandsPersonal care: Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting Medication reminders Transferring, positioning, and ambulation Candidates must be over 18 and be a high school graduate or hold their GED in addition to processing a valid driver's license.

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