Home Health Aide (Asistente de Cuidado en el Hogar)

Stone Mountain, GA
Part Time to Full Time
Entry Level

¡Únete al equipo de Help at Home como cuidador (PCA) en (Stone Mountain), GA! 

Pago competitivo: $15.00 hora 

Pago semanal  

Si eres dedicado, paciente y estás listo para marcar la diferencia, ¡Te animamos a que apliques hoy!  

Help at Home es el proveedor líder nacional de servicios de apoyo de alta calidad para personas mayores y personas con discapacidades. Nuestros clientes nos necesitan más que nunca para seguir viviendo de manera independiente en sus propios hogares mientras se mantienen seguros de instalaciones de alto riesgo. 

 Help at Home lidera la industria de cuidado en el hogar en la protección de nuestros clientes y cuidadores. Proporcionamos un suministro listo de EPP de calidad y entrenamiento actualizada.  

Nos enorgullece ofrecer los siguientes beneficios:  

  • Horario flexible con horas a tiempo parcial o complete 

  • Opciones de planes de salud  

  • Tiempo libre pagado y tiempo de vacaciones  

  • Tiempo de viaje pagado y reembolsos de millaje  

  • Entrenamiento y Desarrollo de líderes en la industria  

  • Fuertes trayectorias profesionales en una industria de alta demanda  

  • Equipo de ADMIN compasivos y profesionales  

¡Conviértete en un héroe de Help at Home HOY!   

Help at Home está contratando actualmente cuidadores para los siguientes roles: 

 Las amas de casa brindan apoyo a las personas mayores que viven de manera independiente en sus propios hogares, principalmente a través de actividades como preparar comidas, limpieza ligera y hacer mandados.  

Los asistentes de cuidado en el hogar y los asistentes de cuidado personal también brindan apoyo a las personas mayores en sus propios hogares. Además de la limpieza ligera y los mandados, también pueden ayudar con el baño y el aseo, y acompañar a los clientes a citas fuera del hogar.  

Los asistentes de salud en el hogar apoyan a nuestros clientes con el monitoreo básico de la salud, como tomar signos vitales y ayudar con recordatorios de medicamentos, junto con el apoyo para las actividades de la vida diaria, incluyendo el aseo, el baño y la limpieza ligera. 

 Para ser elegible para uno de nuestros roles de cuidador, debes tener:  

  • Una licencia de conducir válida y Transporte confiable  

  • Seguro de auto vigente en su nombre.  

  • Disponibilidad los fines de semana  

  • Reconocimiento de las necesidades de los demás y la capacidad de construir relaciones con personas de diferentes orígenes. 

  • Para ser elegible para este puesto, debe tener una visa de trabajo válida o estar legalmente autorizado para trabajar en los Estados Unidos 

  • Flexibilidad, adaptabilidad y disposición para pasar las noches y los fines de semana cuidando a tus clientes con dignidad, paciencia y compassion 

  • Dedicación al desarrollo profesional, incluyendo la capacitación requerida por la organización y el estado 

Los cuidadores deben cumplir con los requisitos de evaluación de antecedentes del estado. La compensación, los beneficios y el tiempo libre varían según el estado y la ubicación, así que por favor pregunta por los detalles completos en tu entrevista. 

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