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Provide safe transferring, assistance with personal hygiene, memory care stimulation, and social interaction. Qualifications of an ideal Resident Caregiver: High school diploma or equivalent (GED) CNA or HHA in applicable state First Aid & CPR Certified At least 1 year of related work experience Resident Caregiver Job Summary: As a Resident Caregiver, you will be responsible for the high level of care and comfort our residents expect from us.
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Conduct activities in the following categories: physical (exercise), social, recreational, intellectual/educational, creative, entertainment, and special requests of the residents. Chaperone activities outside the community.
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