Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryNursing & Frontline Patient Care
About the job
Requirements
Enjoy spending time with older adults and be comfortable supporting people who may be frail, experiencing memory loss, or need personal-care assistance.
Take initiative, remain calm when situations change, communicate with families and the care team, and maintain a positive and engaging approach.
Experience working with older adults is preferred, not required.
Responsibilities
Assist clients with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, meals, and other personal-care needs.
Encourage clients to remain as independent and involved in their own care as possible.
Provide companionship and meaningful social interaction.
Lead planned or spontaneous life-enrichment activities.
Provide medication reminders.
Assist with light housekeeping and meal preparation.
Provide respite support for families.
Assist with transportation to pre-arranged appointments or activities.
Observe changes in a client's health or behavior and communicate concerns.
DaySpring In-Home Care & Life Enrichment Services
Reports To: In-Home Care Coordinator Work Schedule: Varied based on client and case assignments
Company Overview
DaySpring is a Christian, faith-based organization committed to serving older adults with God’s love. Our mission, values, and Christian philosophy of care guide how we operate, support our employees, and provide compassionate, client-centered services.
Team members are expected to perform their responsibilities in alignment with DaySpring’s mission, values, policies, procedures, and standards of conduct.
Position Summary
As a Personal Care Assistant, you aren't just completing a list of tasks—you are partnering with each client to help them live as independently, comfortably, and meaningfully as possible.
What You'll Do
Depending on the needs of your assigned client, you may:
Assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, meals, and other personal-care needs
Encourage clients to remain as independent and involved in their own care as possible
Provide companionship and meaningful social interaction
Lead planned or spontaneous life-enrichment activities
Provide medication reminders
Assist with light housekeeping and meal preparation
Provide respite support for families
Assist with transportation to pre-arranged appointments or activities
Observe changes in a client's health or behavior and communicate concerns
Most importantly, help create moments of connection, dignity, purpose, and joy
You should genuinely enjoy spending time with older adults and be comfortable supporting individuals who may be frail, experiencing memory loss, or need assistance with personal care.
We especially value someone who can take initiative, remain calm when situations change, communicate well with families and the care team, and bring a positive attitude and sense of humor into someone's day.
Experience working with older adults is preferred, but just as important is having the heart and character to serve others well.