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I understand that my employment with TBAII is part-time and temporary by its very nature, and there is no commitment or guarantee of any number of hours of work, as clients and their needs may vary from moment to moment, as may the needs of TBAII.
Job Description In-Home Aide III (CNA)
Nurse Aide Services at this level are intended to provide substantial support to clients who require assistance with health/personal care tasks. Personnel who perform at this level must have a listing with the North Carolina Board of Nursing showing they have passed the required criteria for at least a Nurse Aide III (CNA) listing. Provision of these tasks involves extensive “hands on” care and potential assistance with a wide range of health-related conditions. Individuals to be serviced include those who are medically stable but need assistance with daily living activities resulting from a chronic condition or impairment. Clients under the care of a CNA Nurse Aide may have a need for help in the following categories:
- Personal Care (support of ADLs)-Assist or perform:
- bed or tub bath,
- shower
- oral care
- skin, nails, hair care
- dressing and undressing
- Body Mechanics
- Turn and position
- Transfers
- Use of lifts
- Assist with ambulation
- Assist with range of motion exercises
- Bed mobility
- Nutrition
- Meal preparation/set-up/clean up
- Feed clients
- Measure intake and output
- Encourage or restrict fluids
- Elimination
- Toileting
- bed pan, urinal
- Continent care
- Perineal and catheter care
- Medication reminders, assist with opening bottles; no medication administration by aide
- Vital signs-report and record
- Temperature (oral, rectal, axillary)
- Pulse, respirations, blood pressure, weight
- Provide respite care to a client in order to supply temporary relief to the family caregiver.
- Light housekeeping
- Linen and laundry
- Reading and writing
- Shopping and appointments
- Provide emotional and physical support to the client and their family.
- Support and companionship, encourage independence.
The CNA may be required to lift patients in order to transfer. Exposure to blood borne pathogens is possible. The CNA may be in the presence of cigarette smoke and a client’s pets.
Job Description In-Home Aide II (HHA)
Services at this level will be provided by personnel who are capable by experience and observation to be able to provide support to individuals/families who require assistance with basic activities of daily living and home management tasks. Both home management and assistance with personal care tasks can be provided to the client when his capacities are diminishing or when the client is striving to maintain or improve his own functioning. Clients to be served include those who are medically stable and partially dependent in activities of daily living due to physical and/or mental impairment; or who have maintenance needs and/or rehabilitative potential.
Clients under the care of an In-Home Aide II (HHA) may have a need for help in the following categories:
- Personal Care (support of ADLs)-Assist
- bed or tub bath,
- shower
- dressing and undressing
- Nutrition
- Meal preparation/set-up/clean up
- Medication reminders, assist with opening bottles; no medication administration by aide
- Provide respite care to a client in order to supply temporary relief to the family caregiver.
- Body Mechanics
- Assist with ambulation
- Bed mobility
- Transfers
- Elimination
- Toileting
- Urinal
- Continent needs
- Light housekeeping
- Linen and laundry
- Support and companionship
- Reading and writing
- Shopping and appointments
The HHA may be required to assist patients in order to transfer. The HHA may be in the presence of a cigarette smoke and a client’s pets.
Job Description Companion/Sitter
Services at this level will be provided by personnel who are capable of providing companion, sitter or respite services. Service at this level means “non-hands-on care”, which does not require training or verification of skills by a registered nurse.
Clients under the care of a Sitter may have a need for help in the following categories:
- Nutrition
- Meal preparation/set-up/clean up
- Medication reminders, assist with opening bottles; no medication administration by aide
- Provide respite care to a client in order to supply temporary relief to the family caregiver.
- Light housekeeping
- Linen and laundry
- Support and companionship
- Reading and writing
- Shopping and appointments
The Sitter may be required to lift heavy items. The Sitter may be in the presence of a cigarette smoke and a client’s pets. |