Home Care Supervisor

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esahGrayslake (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$25

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About the role

Be a Hero and Make a Difference for the Elderly With Your Work European Service at Home, an Illinois leader in In-Home Services, is currently seeking a committed Home Care Aide Supervisor for its local Grayslake office. The ideal candidate will perform responsive and compassionate customer service to our Senior Clients and be equipped to handle case managementanddirect supervisionof Home Care Aides.
WAGE: $25ph on start, based on experience ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS As aCare Coordinator, you will: Workin a team environmentto assure the accomplishment of the office's workload and goals Build and foster trusted, client-centered relationships to keep clients engaged in care services based on the Care Program Serveas a resource for technical questions, applications, and problem-solving Evaluate, plan, coordinate, and manage Homecare Aides to ensure the client's and the company's best interests Maintain a good standing relationship with the Community Care Unit Ensurethat client and employee records are complete and current SKILLS Excellent reading and writing skills Thoughtful people skills Organizational and multitasking under tight deadlines Basiccomputer and office experience Ability to effectively delegate QUALIFICATIONS Excellent communication in English Additional language is a plus High School diploma ESAHBENEFITS Paid training Health insurance, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance PTO and Sick time Paid Holidays Bereavement pay

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