NeighborHealth·Revere, Massachusetts
Provide personal care, restorative rehabilitation, and activity support for PACE Center participants. Assist with activities of daily living, meal service, and safe transportation to and from the center.
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Time Type: Full time Department: PACE Center All Locations: 10 Garofalo Street - Revere PACE
Full-time PCA position to work in the PACE day center. Assists PACE Center participants with personal care, restorative rehabilitation, meals, group and individual activities. Accompanies participants on transportation as needed to ensure safety. May be assigned to assist supported housing participants with morning care. Actively contributes to the operations of the Day Center by contributing ideas for the activities program and offering suggestions to improve daily operations. Contributes to participant care planning and assessment through reports to the Activities Coordinator, PACE Center Nurses and Rehabilitation staff. Essential
Greets participants upon arrival and helps them to get settled for the day. Assists with serving coffee on arrival and with noon meal service and cleanup. Provides supervision and encouragement when needed. Attends daily morning report. Reports participant concerns to appropriate staff members. Prepares participants for departure in the afternoon by assisting with clothing and escorting to the vans. Accompanies participants on the van to ensure safety during transport when necessary. Assists participants with ADLs per assignment, as defined in care plan and as needed, for example when a participant requests assistance with toileting. Accompanies participants to appointments as assigned. Carries out simple treatments under the direction of nursing staff, including simple catheter care, skin checks during personal care. Qualifications and Requirements High School graduate or GED. Certification as Nursing Assistant or Home Health Aide. A minimum of one year experience working with the elderly or other frail populations. Care and respect for frail elders. Creativity and confidence in leading group activities. Flexibility, initiative, and organizational skills. Bilingual a plus.
Requires a high school diploma or GED and certification as a Nursing Assistant or Home Health Aide. Candidates must have at least one year of experience working with elderly or frail populations.
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