As a Comfort Keeper, you will do more than prepare lunch, dust the furniture, or help a client get ready for the day. These are important, of course, but through our unique approach to in-home care, Interactive Caregiving™ , Comfort Keepers find ways to actively engage clients in life. This could include cooking favorite recipes together, reminiscing over old photos, visiting friends or attending community events, continuing favorite hobbies, taking a walk, doing puzzles, or anything else that your client loves.
Job Requirements:
Reliable transportation
CPR First Aid
Current TB results
Comfort Keeper Characteristics:
Also important are the abilities to accept constructive criticism, solve problems as part of a team, and understand and respect procedures and protocol.
