NIGHT SHIFT CAREGIVER JOB IN ORO VALLEY AZ
Working the night shift is only for some caregivers. There are some excellent reasons why select caregivers prefer the night shift schedule.
Here are a few reasons to consider the night shift.??
- More relaxed routine:? Day shifts come with many interruptions from family, friends, and medical staff. There are also more visitors checking in on their patients during the day. The night shift is often a time for clients to relax, providing a time for caregivers to relax. Since clients are typically asleep, they only need monitoring during most night shifts.??
- Better family time:? Many parents who are also caregivers want more quality with their family. Working the night shift enables caregivers who are parents to catch up with their children and family. You?ll be able to prepare your kids? meals for school, help them with their home works and tidy up your home. You can even attend their school activities or take them for a short trip to the park.
- Catch Up:? When the clients are asleep, caregivers can often have time to catch up on school studies, favorite books, or binge-watch a TV series. Of course, if the client wakes up, the caregiver will need to be ready.
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DO YOU PREFER THE NIGHT SHIFT OR THE DAY SHIFT?
APPLY FOR
DAY SHIFT
APPLY FOR
NIGHT SHIFT
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JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
Some examples of caregiver responsibilities include:
- Personal Care:? ?Bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and exercising.
- Food Preparation:??ensuring proper nutrition through shopping and preparing meals
- Mobility: Assistance with standing, sitting, and getting in/out of the car.
- Senior Health Care Supervision:?
- Reminding seniors to take medication and attend doctor appointments.
- Following a care plan and reporting any changes in the individual's health.
- Transportation:?Keep seniors connected to their community by helping them get to activities and run errands.
- Household Organization: ?Help with general house care, including light cleaning and laundry.
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JOB REQUIREMENTS
Requirements to be a Caregiver include:
- Pass a Criminal Background Check
- Pass a Drug Screening
- Reliable Transportation (typically required)
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BENEFITS
Caregiver Benefits Include:
- Competitive Pay
- Competitive Benefits
- Health Insurance Benefits
- Overtime Pay
- Paid Time Off
- Unlimited Opportunities for Growth
- Ability to Make a Difference
