PCA/CNA

Job Description

• PCA Qualifications & Duties require a GA-Registered CNA

(i) successful completion of a nurse aide training and competency evaluation program pursuant to the requirements of 42

CFR Part 483, Subpart D, as revised or recodified, if applicable; or

(ii) successful completion of a competency examination for nurse aides recognized by the department; or

(iii) successful completion of a health care or personal care credentialing program recognized and approved by

the department; or

(iv) successful completion or progress in the completion of a 40-hour training program provided by a private home care

provider, which addresses at least the following areas:

(I) Ambulation and transfer of clients, including positioning.

(II) Assistance with bathing, toileting, grooming, shaving, dental care, dressing, and eating; (III) Basic first aid and CPR.

(IV) Caring for clients with special conditions and needs so long as the services are within the scope of the

tasks authorized to be performed by demonstration.

(V) Home management.

(VI) Home safety and sanitation.

(VII) Infection control in the home.

(VIII) Medically related activities to include the taking of vital signs; and (IX) Proper nutrition.Company Description

Private Home Care Agency, where we are making caring easy and fun right in the comfort of the patient's home.

Full-time