Lead Caregiver

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Minimum Eligibility Requirements:

• Minimum of one year experience in long-term care.
• Basic knowledge of dementia and related care needs of the residents.
• Ability to model good care practices and resident communication strategies.
• Strong verbal communication skills, including ability to give direction in a professional and pleasant manner.
• CNA certification in good standing preferred.
• Has completed Meaningful Moments training.

Essential Functions:

Training and Supervision

• Assist in orientating and mentoring new caregivers.
• Acts as a role model for all employees.
• Supports and upholds all company policies and care philosophy.
• Acts as a leader and a voice for caregivers, when needed.
• May attend and participate in family care conferences.
• Answers questions and provides help and support to all caregivers.
• May assist in ordering wellness supplies, at the direction of the Health Services Director.
• Assists with supervision and scheduling of caregivers, provides information regarding caregiver performance issues, to the Charge Nurse, or in the absence of the Charge Nurse, to the Health Services Director.
• Provides necessary and pertinent resident information to shift Caregivers, in conjunction with the Charge Nurse and/or Health Services Director.
• In conjunction with the Charge Nurse, receives report from other Lead Caregivers and gives report to on-coming Lead Caregivers.
• Is assigned other tasks at the discretion of the Health Services Director and Administrator.
• Provides Meaningful Moments mentoring to ensure each caregiver consistently demonstrates the skills to provide Meaningful Moments for the residents and their families.

Resident Care

• Assists with resident medication assistance/administration, in coordination with the Charge nurse, where allowed by state regulations.
• May assist the Health Services Director in the development and implementation of resident service plans.
• Provides personal care assistance to residents as needed, including bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, toileting, changing bed linens, and providing ambulation assistance.
• Reports observations and changes in resident condition to the Charge Nurse, and/or the Health Services Director.
• Provides appropriate resident care documentation, in accordance with JEA policies and procedures.
• Assists with resident care monitoring systems such as weights, skin, and vital signs, at the direction of the Health Services Director.
• Leads and/or assists with scheduled or spontaneous resident activities to enrich the daily lives of the residents, in coordination with the Program Coordinator and/or Health Services Director.

Working Conditions:

• Able to work full-time, as scheduled on various shifts.

Physical/Sensory Requirements:

• Medium work – Ability to exert 20-50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or 10-20 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to lift, carry, push, pull or otherwise move objects.
• Must be able to see well enough to write and read, and to visually interact with residents, families, and staff.
• Must be able to speak and hear well enough to verbally interact with residents, families and staff.