Certified Home Health Aide

Caregiver PositionYou are applying for work with a Comfort Keepers franchisee, not CK Franchising, Inc. or any of its affiliates. If hired, the franchisee will be your only employer. Franchisees are independent business owners who set their own wage and benefit programs that can vary among franchisees.Starting at $18 per hour (based on experience, shift availability and shift location)What's in it for you?Starting at $18 per hour (DOE, certifications, availability and shift location)Flexible schedule & work close to homeWeekly payWith Comfort Keepers, you get paid to bring joy to others. You can't put a price tag on that. Weekday, weekend, and overnight shifts available.We have the ongoing support and the tools you need to be successful on the job, including ongoing training opportunities, so come grow with us!Apply today to be a caregiver and start on your road to being a Comfort Keeper tomorrow!QualificationsMust be a certified home health aide for New JerseyUnrestricted driver's license and clean driving recordYour own safe automobile and valid automobile insuranceMust be able to pass a criminal background checkMust be at least 21 years oldHigh school diploma or GED requiredPrevious experience preferredAble to bend, kneel, squat, stand, and lift heavy objects as neededAble to work days, evenings, weekends, and holidaysEffective oral and written communicationExcellent interpersonal skillsExceptional customer service skillsNeat, clean, and professional appearanceWilling to drive to private homes in the area to perform the duties of this positionWilling and able to work a flexible scheduleAble to follow verbal and written instructions and document services providedAble to function independently in the home setting with minimal direct supervisionAble to maintain satisfactory relationships with clients, family, and team membersMust be able to lift up to 25 pounds.ResponsibilitiesAssists client with all personal care functions as needed (bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, oral hygiene, ambulation, feeding)Performs light housekeeping tasks (such as dusting, vacuuming, mopping, making beds, cleaning bathrooms and kitchens) and assists with laundry (washing, folding, ironing)Assists in meeting nutritional needs by providing meal planning, meal preparation, grocery shopping, dishes and kitchen clean-upAssists client to and from daily activities (doctor appointment, errands, social activities, etc.)Reminds client to take self-administered medications.Records in the in-home client logbook what was done daily and your observations in compliance with regulations and standardsObserves and reports any changes in client's mental, physical or emotional condition or home situation to supervisor.Establishes and maintains effective communication and a professional relationship with clients, family members, and co-workers