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1. Consistent and predictable attendance.
2. Dispense prescribed medications to residents according to doctors' written orders. Document properly.
3. Provide direct personal assistance and supervision needed by assisted living and memory care residents with their bathing, dressing, eating, walking, going up and down steps, smoking, and attending to any personal needs the residents may be unable to attend to themselves. Encourage and assist residents to care for their grooming, clothing, and toilet articles, including care of the body, hair, gums, teeth, dentures, fingernails, clothing, and personal items.
4. Document daily including, but not limited to, medication administration, nursing notes, communication with healthcare providers and family members/responsible parties.
5. Handle non-routine housekeeping tasks including, but not limited to, wiping up spills, doing laundry, emptying trash cans, changing sheets or assisting a resident in making their bed.
6. Respond immediately in case of an accident or incident involving a resident. Document incident.
7. Attend training as required as well as complete all Relias training as scheduled.
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