6 jobs found in Kaneohe

JOB DESCRIPTION A certified nursing assistant job description includes providing assistance to those that are incapable of care for themselves in the privacy of the participating client's home. Your daily responsibilities will be to deliver direct care to patients (bathing, toileting, feeding, grooming, etc.). Your role will be to maintain patient comfort and safety. You’ll also need to follow all of Mastercare's policies and procedures as well as safety, environmental, and infection control standards. You’ll represent Mastercare with integrity. A CNA adheres to the Mastercare's Core Values and mission with complete regard for the dignity of each person. If you are a certified CNA you must be able to provide a copy of your certificate. In addition, when providing any Licences or Certificates, you must be able to provide a high-school diploma or GED. Here are a few of the duties expected as a CNA : Assists with Activities of Daily Living (ADL) by serving meals and...

Personal Assistant /Caregivers care  for our clients in a professional and compassionate manner. It’s an often demanding job as you will have to be available for most of the day and week. But, it can also be very satisfying and rewarding, since people who are ill, injured, disabled or elderly are thankful for high-quality assistance. The ideal candidate will be patient and friendly with excellent communication skills. You should be able to follow instructions and perform a variety of tasks to help clients. Personal Habilitation (PAB) Workers provide one on one assistance to individuals of all ages with special needs in their homes and/or in the community. PAB workers help these individuals to acquire, retain and improve skills that allow them to be more self-sufficient, engage in opportunities which identify and expand personal interests and build skills in self-advocacy. In order to meet outcomes/goals set forth in individualized plans, these individuals often need...

Job Description Personal care aides, also known as caregivers, personal attendants, homemakers, or companions, assist with the daily tasks of elderly, chronically ill, or physically challenged clients, as well as hospice patients and those in various stages of rehabilitation or recovery. They might visit several clients a day or be assigned to one specific client. Shifts can vary, but most personal care aides are expected to work nights, weekends, and holidays. Personal care aides generally are responsible for light cleaning, cooking, running errands, and doing laundry, as well as assisting clients with bathing, showering, grooming, and other personal hygiene tasks. They also engage clients in activities like reading, talking, and playing games. Additionally, personal care aides might consult with a client's family members to address their concerns regarding the client's health, nutrition, and overall well-being.   Job Requirments  All Aides need to learn basic...

Personal Habilitation (PAB) Workers provide one on one assistance to individuals of all ages with special needs in their homes and/or in the community. PAB workers help these individuals to acquire, retain and improve skills that allow them to be more self-sufficient, engage in opportunities which identify and expand personal interests and build skills in self-advocacy. In order to meet outcomes/goals set forth in individualized plans, these individuals often need assistance with activities of daily living, social and leisure skill development, building relationships and exploring natural supports, as well as expanding volunteer/employment opportunities. Training and Consultation services may be provided to clients with high levels of challenging or maladaptive behaviors. Should clients qualify for respite services, our PAB Workers are able to assist our existing PAB clients. Respite services are provided on a short term basis for clients living in family homes to relieve the...