Key Responsibilities:
1. Provide daily care and assistance to elderly or disabled individuals: This includes helping with personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication reminders, and mobility assistance.
2. Maintain a clean and safe living environment: Ensure that the individual's living space is tidy, organized, and free from hazards to prevent accidents or injuries.
3. Foster a positive and supportive relationship with the individual: Offer emotional support, companionship, and understanding to promote overall well-being.
4. Follow care plans and instructions from healthcare professionals: Adhere to prescribed medication schedules, dietary restrictions, and therapeutic exercises as directed.
5. Report any changes in the individual's condition or behavior: Communicate any concerns or observations to the appropriate medical professionals or family members.
Required Skills and Expectations:
1. Compassionate and patient demeanor: Able to provide care and support with empathy and understanding.
2. Good communication skills: Capable of expressing thoughts, concerns, and observations clearly and effectively.
3. Ability to follow instructions: Willing to adhere to care plans and guidelines provided by healthcare professionals.
4. Physical stamina: Must be able to assist with lifting, bending, and other physical tasks involved in caregiving.
5. Prior experience in caregiving: Previous experience working with elderly or disabled individuals is preferred, but not required.