Care Worker - Elderly

Total Management Solutions Co.Ltd

Care Givers assistants are expected to make their patients' lives easier and more comfortable. Their duties may include transporting patients to doctor's appointments, making beds, doing laundry, preparing meals, giving patients their medications, or running errands. They may change the patient's bandages, check vital signs, or simply apply lotion to dry skin areas. Some light cleaning may also be part of the job of a care assistant, even if only to maintain sanitary conditions in the home environment.
Patients may need help bathing themselves, and it will be up to assistants to get them into the bath or shower. Assistants may also need to help patients get to and from the toilet, and sometimes it is necessary to change a patient's adult diaper if he or she is bed-bound. It is extremely important that the patient be allowed to maintain his or her dignity during these times.
For recreation, assistants can play card games or board games with patients, because it is a way of keeping them mentally active and alert. Crossword puzzles or arts and crafts are equally helpful activities because they can absorb the patient's attention or liven up the day.

Qualifications

Elderly Care Level 3 or Higher or Equivalent
Good Command of English
Smart and friendly personality
Ability to work flexible hours and on shift basis

At least 3 years of experience in this field.