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Homemaker Basic Positions Open
Homemaker Basic Positions Open
Includes:
routine light housecleaning, such as dusting, vacuuming, mopping and cleaning the bathroom and kitchen areas
meal preparation
bed making for the client only > laundry for the client only
shopping
Providers: Upon arrival, establish a routine for each visit so it is clear what is needed and expected. Before leaving each homemaker basic shift, have the parent/guardian walk through so you can explain what you accomplished while there before they sign your timesheet.
Does not include:
animal care, homemakers are not responsible for aquariums, terrariums, cages, litter boxes, kennels, outside yard area, etc. Service animals are no exception.
toy/book organization- toys and books can be gathered to one area for floor care, such as vacuuming and sweeping
personal care services
moving furniture or appliances, or climbing to clean
yard work, putting up holiday decorations, pool area
All cleaning supplies and equipment are to be supplied by the household receiving services.
Job Type: Contract
Salary: $10.50 /hour
Please Contact Beverly Seemann at 719-659-6344 for application
Homemaker Enhanced Positions Open
Homemaker Enhanced Guidelines:
$13 per hour
Includes:
Same house hold tasks as described under homemaker basic with addition
of teaching the tasks or extraordinary cleaning
Goal based service- must fill out proper paper work and have an under standing of the service plan
Primary goal is to increase independence were applicable Extraordinary cleaning is a result of behavioral or medical needs,
such as need for dust-free environment due to allergies or cleaning of fecal smearing due to behaviors
Does not include:
animal care, homemakers are not responsible for aquariums, terrariums, cages, litter boxes, kennels, outside yard area, etc.
Service animals are no exception.
toy/book organization- toys and books can be gathered to one area for floor care, such as vacuuming and sweeping
personal care services
moving furniture or appliances, or climbing to clean
yard work, putting up holiday decorations, pool area
Job Type: Contract
Salary: $13.00 /year
Respite Care Provider Positions Open
Your Role as a Professional Caregiver :
A caregiver is committed to meeting the respite needs of a family, by providing a
consistent, safe, secure & fun environment.
A caregiver provides a service that gives parents the opportunity to renew their energy and commitment for the challenges of parenting their child with special needs and typical siblings.
A caregiver sets boundaries with whom they work and with the family while ad- hering to PPRS policies and procedures.
A caregiver duplicates, as much as possible, the family routines, rules, etc., ac- cording to the parents instructions and provides continuity of care while fol- lowing through with PPRS rules and regulations.
A caregiver knows to have both fun and boundaries set by his/her parents while providing care. Remember parents are the experts.
A caregiver needs to avoid triangulation and splitting, including splitting both within the family and between the family and professionals.
A caregiver respects confidentiality and privacy according to HIPPA laws.
A caregiver fills out PPRS paperwork daily including: Shift Checklist, Diaper Changing Log, Communication Log, Potty Schedules and Respite Room Clean- ing documents. These documents prove PPRS’s continuity of care and act as legal documents in a court of law.
A caregiver is to leave an environment better than it was found, if you see some- thing that needs to be done please help.
A caregiver will act as a professional while at PPRS adhering to the rules and regulations set forth by PPRS policies and procedures while respecting every- one at all times.
It is the caregiver’s responsibility to know the services allowed in the service plan. Please confirm any service plan changes with management, prior to working amended hours. Gastrostomy services are not allowed until prior client specific training and written authorization from PPRS.
- Includes:
Short term break for primary caregiver
Respite services can be in the individual’s home or in the community
- Sibling care when the client is receiving services as allowed by the service plan
- Does not include:
- Pet care
- Care of non-siblings in the the home
- Personal Care
- Homemaker services beyond cleaning up after the individual receiving services during the shift
Job Type: Contract
Salary: $12.00 /hour
Community Connector Provider
Community Connector Guidelines: $19.50 per hour
Community Connectors must pass background checks and go through orientation just as our Respite Care Providers do.
Includes:
One on one support to support in the community
Variety of activities in the community
Opportunity to build natural relationships and supports
Interaction with individuals other than the service provider
Goal-based service- must fill out proper paper work and have an under standing of service plan
Does not include:
Paying admission for the for movies, events, concerts etc.
https://pikespeakrespiteservices.com/staff-opportunities
Job Type: Contract
Salary: $19.50 /hour
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