JEVS Care at Home·Wilmington, Delaware
Assist clients with daily living activities and instrumental activities of daily living according to their care plan. Support clients in maintaining their independence while adhering to HIPAA confidentiality regulations.
Paid Time Off: Medical/Dental (must meet minimum hours worked requirement)
In-services/Training: Dementia training
Employee retention program
Caregivers responsibilities (snapshot)
As a Caregiver you will be responsible for assisting the client in aspects of their daily life as is indicated by their care plan. Caregivers have an important role in allowing our clients to maintain their independence. Caregivers are provided training and tools to be successful in their role, including training on the Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and are provided access to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). CPR, First Aid, and Dementia Training are also provided to all interested caregivers as Professional Development.
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The Caregiver will demonstrate understanding of and encourage the independent living philosophy.
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The JEVS Care at Home Caregiver will complete a competency examination after attending a training and orientation that address standard regulations.
Annually thereafter, the JCAH Caregiver will complete an annual re-certification course and test.
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The Caregiver will maintain confidentiality of client information as per HIPAA regulations.
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The Caregiver will complete instrumental activities of daily living, according to the client’s Plan of Care.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by a JEVS Care at Home Caregiver in order to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Market context
Support-services roles in Delaware are often tied to steady care demand, especially in settings that rely on dependable day-to-day assistance. These jobs can be competitive because employers typically look for current CNA credentials, recent experience, CPR certification, and reliable transportation. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your Delaware CNA license and recent work history before applying.