caregiver

• Communicate and understand details of treatment plan and any specific instructions related to the care of the Veteran.
• Ability to provide personal care services and assistance with activities of daily living like bathing, eating, dressing, toileting.
• Provide supervision to prevent the Veteran from harm to self or others.
• Stay in constant communication with medical providers and Social worker about any issues regarding his physical or mental health.
• Schedule medical appointments and make sure the Veteran gets the reminders.
• Drive the Veteran to medical appointments.
• Make sure the Veteran takes the right medication and doses in the morning and at night.

caregiver

• Assist clients with ambulation and mobility around the house or outside (doctor’s appointments, walks etc.)
• Assist clients with personal care and hygiene
• Help clients with physical therapy exercises
• Plan and prepare meals with assistance from the clients (when they are able)
• Do the client’s shopping or accompany them when they shop
• Perform light housekeeping duties that clients can’t complete on their own
• Be a pleasant and supportive companion

caregiver

• Personal supervision: providing constant companionship and general supervision
• Emotional support: being a stable companion and supporter in all matters personal, health-related and emotional
• Health monitoring: following a care plan and noticing any changes in the individual’s health, recording and reporting any differences
• Mobility assistance: help with getting in and out of a wheelchair, car or shower
• Transportation: driving to and from activities, running errands, and help getting in and out of wheelchair-accessible vehicle
• General health care: overseeing medication and prescriptions usage, appointment reminders and administering medicine toileting, and exercise
• Basic food preparation: preparing meals, shopping, housekeeping, laundry, and other errands

caregiver

• Cleanliness of enviroment.
• Oberserving children as well as interacting and teaching fine motor skills.
•  Preparing curriculum weekly.
• Redirecting children.
• Interacting with childrens parents individually I.E; daily activities, eating habits, naptimes, child to child interactions, fine motor skills.
• Preparing children for breakfast, lunch, and snack time.
• Laying children down children for naptime.   

caregiver (pal)

• Helped Residents With Toiletting
• Got Reisdents To Daily Activities
• Helped Those In Need Of Mobility
• Took Trash Out, Made Bed Up 
• Got Residents Ready For The Day And Ready For Bed

caregiver

• Perform simple housekeeping tasks.
• Prepare meals, laundry, 
• Provide meds.
• Answer phone calls, take/leave messages.
• Make appointments.
• Some chauffeuring.

caregiver

• Answer resident call signals and signal lights to determine residents’ needs.
• Turn or reposition bedridden residents.
• Provide physical support to assist residents to perform daily living activities, such as getting out of bed, bathing, dressing, using the toilet, standing, walking, or exercising.
• Observe or examine residents to detect symptoms that may require medical attention, such as bruises or open wounds.
• Document or otherwise report observations of resident behavior, complaints, or physical symptoms to nurses.
• Feed residents or assist residents eat or drink.
• Undress, wash, and dress residents who are unable to do so for themselves.

caregiver

• Dressing – Undressing – Changing
• Toileting
• Assistance with bathing – showering
• Escort to and from dining room
• Assistance with eating
• Assistance with Activities of Daily Living
• etc.

caregiver

• Graveyard shift.
• Is familiar with emergency equipment and procedures. 
• Attends all required training, in-service, and staff meetings.
• Strives to maintain a safe working environment through the prevention of accidents, the preservation of equipment, and the achievement of safe working practices. 

caregiver/ resident assistant

• Provides assistance as needed with medication reminders, bathing, grooming, dressing, escort service, and other activities of daily living.
• Follows the schedule of resident’s needs set out by supervisor. 
• Provides emotional and social support to residents.
• Documents daily log of assistance. 
• Informs supervisor of any resident issues or concerns.
• Respect and encourage the independence and dignity of the residents. 
• Respects residents’ confidentiality.

caregiver

•    Administrate bedside and personal care such as, ambulation and personal hygiene assistance. 
•    Perform housekeeping duties such as: cooking, cleaning, washing dishes and doing laundry.
•    Providing companionship to help adjusting to a new lifestyle, ensuring self-independence. 
•    Take client on outings, doctor appointments, run errands depended on clients request.

caregiver

• Monitor children during outdoor activities and interact with children to enhance their learning.
• Prepare and serve food.
• Assist with parents in creating a lesson plan and maintaining a safe environment.
• Maintain communication with parents and contact parents in emergency situations.

caregiver

• Prepare meals
• Clean house
• Help with personal hygiene needs
• Transfer

caregiver

• Ambulation
• Meal preparation
• Assist with medications
• Routine hair/skin care

caregiver

• Bathing
• Toileting 
• Laundry 
• Shopping
• Dressing
• Grooming
• Shaving or oral care

caregiver

• Dress elderly and change diapers.
• Observe and monitor activities.
• Provide care for mentally disturbed, delinquent, or handicapped.
• Keep records on individuals, including daily observations and information about activities, meals served, and medications administered.

caregiver

• Simple housework tasks
• Reading to patient
• Administering medicine
• Preparing meals

caregiver

• Administer medications and food as directed through a g tube.
• Assist client with personal care.
• Assist and accompany client to appointments and activities.
• Blood pressure check and log recording

caregiver

• Incontinent Care/Diaper Care
• Bathroom/Bedroom/Kitchen Clean Up
• Dressing Assistance
• Bed Repositioning
• Linen Change
• Sweep/Mop Floors
• Medication reminders

caregiver

• Looks after a sick, elderly, or disabled person. 
• Preparing and cook meals for them.
• Wash clothes , fold , hang clothes.
• Baths when needed.
• Helps them with activities of daily living.
• Somethings vary based on the needs of the individual being cared for.

caregiver

• prepare meals
• track and distribute medications
• schedule doctor appointments and provide transportation
• Caring and educating children ages two months to five years.

caregiver

• Perform first aid or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) when required.  Assessed patient health problems and needs. 
•   Performed proper first aid procedure. 
•   Administered  medications 
•  Assist in some HR function (clerical work). 
•   Health and environment inspection/patrolling. 
•   Giving health teaching and seminar 

caregiver

• Assist in daily life tasks such as dressing, eating, bathing and using the restroom. 
• Encouraged and helped engage residents in stimulating mental and physical activities like exercise and painting. 
• Communicated effectively with seniors, teammates, and resident family members to ensure best quality of care for each individual. 
• Cared for seniors with Alzheimer’s and Dementia related illnesses. 

caregiver

• Prepare meals for patient
• Assist in physical therapy
• Change ice packs
• Basic housekeeping such as sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, feeding dogs, watering plants, etc. 

caregiver, aba therapist

• Provide care and ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy for a 5 year old severely autistic girl
• Keep records and prepare reports on individual child, including daily observations and information about activities, meals served, and medications administered.
• Accompany child to Speech & Language Pathology and Occupational Therapy appointments.
• Meet regularly with parents and other therapists/caregivers to discuss child’s activities and development.
• Instruct and assist child in the development of health and personal habits, such as eating, resting, and toilet behavior.

caregiver

•   Perform light housekeeping duties and meal preparation.
• Administer medications following doctor’s instructions.
• Groomed and bathed patient, and prepared meals.
• Kept client cares net, clean, and free of safety hazards.
• Documented patient behavior and report abnormalities or new symptoms to doctor.
• Managed incoming mail and bill payment.
• Drove client to all appointments, picked up groceries, and collected medications.

caregiver

• Daily home care – changing bed linens, washing and ironing laundry, cleaning, and assisting with personal care of bathing, dressing and grooming.
• Plan, purchase, prepare, and serve meals according to prescribed diets.
• Entertain, converse with, or read aloud to clients to keep them mentally healthy and alert.
• Medication supervision.
• Monitor weight and blood pressure daily.

caregiver

• caring for the elderly. 
• Caring of 16-22 residents. Mostly with dementia or residents that needed more care. 
• Helped them with their everyday needs such as hygiene, bathing, getting dresses, meals, and transferring.
• documenting in their daily living sheets. Observe their behavior and health and report any changes needed.

caregiver

• Provide complete care for Alzheimer’s patient
• Feed, dress, and bathe patient
• Assist with personal hygiene
• Schedule, transport, and accompany patient to doctor appointments
• Assist with daily activities and exercise
• Administer scheduled medications  

caregiver

• Provide physical support to assist patients to perform ADL, such as getting out of bed, bathing, dressing, using the toilet, standing, walking, or exercising.
• Provide care for a patient with ALS providing basic life support and daily needs
• Cared for the elderly such as group homes, nursery schools, or private businesses
• Support elders emotional and social development