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Dietary Cook / Line Cook- Part Time evening Shift. Dietary Cook / Line Cook- Part Time evening Shift. This center is managed by TRANSITIONAL CARE MANAGEMENT. We currently provide comprehensive management services to 12 inpatient healthcare centers throughout the Chicagoland area.
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As an Assisting Hands Deerfield Caregiver/CNA you’d be helping nice people with:Companionship – conversation, playing games, watching TVPersonal care – bathing, dressing, toiletingLight housekeepingMeal preparationMedication Reminders You can find SOME of our morning and daytime shifts here: Weekday Evening Hours.
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At Planet Fitness, we pride ourselves in creating a culture that empowers people to live a healthy lifestyle.
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HOLD ON A SECOND. Please make sure that you qualify:You have 2 years+ of caregiving experienceYou have reliable transportation and you are ready to drive to Fox LakeYou are comfortable helping BOTH male and female clientsYou have experience helping with personal careNo Restrictions concerning type of care If it’s FOR YOU, click APPLY NOW and call us at 847-558-2228 to set up an interview.
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