Part Time Home Health Aide - Assisting Hands of Lee's Summit : Job Details

Benefits:

• Company parties
• Competitive salary
• Training & development

Caregiver - Hourly pay $15-17 depending on experience and qualifications!Assisting Hands is welcoming Caregivers for immediate openings (part or full time) in the Lees Summit area.We are a thriving non-medical home care company, committed to quality care and making a positive difference in the lives of our clients. Our Caregivers make that difference. Join our team!As a Home Health Aide with Assisting Hands:

• Part or full time
• We offer competitive starting pay with opportunities for increases.
• Caregivers will enjoy building relationships with regular client(s) on a consistent schedule. Schedules are customized to fit your availability, location, and preferences.
• 24/7 support system with supervisors who are personally invested in your wellbeing and success.

Assisting hands Aides assist clients with:

• Activities of daily living (ADLs): mobility, personal care, meal preparation, recreational activities, light housekeeping, and companionship, allowing them to remain healthy and independent while safe and comfortable in their homes.
• Transportation: Running errands
  • Appointments: Doctor, dentist, salon, etc.
• Please note: some clients might need assistance with ambulation, Hoyer Lift, sliding boards, etc. Learn these skills at orientation!
• Experience with strokes, dementia, etc. is a PLUS! Let us know your special skills.

Benefits:

• Caregiver of the Month Award
• Direct Deposit or Pay card
• Referral Bonus
• Overtime & Holiday Pay
• Flexible Schedules
• Paid travel time in between client shifts
• Company parties and events
• And MORE!

We are committed to showing appreciation for our caregivers by building a great company culture at Assisting Hands.Before You Apply! Do You Qualify?

• Do you have a drivers license with insurance?
• Do you have at least a high school or equivalent education?
• Do you have CPR Certification? (If not, we can help!)
• Do you have a heart for the elderly and disabled?