CNA/HCA in Issaquah
$21.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$21.00 per hour
About the role
- Providing care for clients in accordance with their Plan of Care
- Assisting clients with personal care and hygiene
- Preparing meals and assisting with feeding
- Transporting clients to and from appointments and errands
- Ensuring a safe environment for the client
- Documenting and keeping records of client care and changes
- The benefits of being a Caregiver with EverHome HealthCare:
- Paid time off
- Flexible shifts, based on YOUR availability. We do our best to match you with clients and shifts that will fit within the rest of your busy life
- Flexible locations. We serve clients all over the Puget Sound area, and much like our flexible shifts, we do our best to match you with clients and shifts that are within a manageable distance of your home
- Potential for full time work
- Free Spinal Cord Injury training
- Active Washington State CNA or HCA license (or student with NAR license)
- Excellent written and oral communication skills (English language required)
- Reliable transportation, as punctuality and consistent attendance
- Attention to detail
- Positive attitude and proactive approach to care in conjunction with the plan of care
- Current CPR and First Aid Certification
- Experience in a home care setting is a plus
- Nurse Delegation certification is a plus, and will increase the number of shifts available to you
- Physical/Mental Requirements:
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