CMT Full-time
Premier Genesee

Residential Care Aide/ Med Tech- Training Provided

Premier Genesee Batavia, NY 14020, US
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Residential Aide/Med Tech Responsibilities:

  • Assisting residents with daily personal routines, including bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and using the bathroom.
  • Providing companionship to residents and establishing a trusting relationship with them.
  • Ensuring that residents are taking their prescribed medication.
  • Reporting any concerns or medical issues.
  • Ensuring that the residents' living quarters are safe and well-organized.
  • Keeping records of resident activity, behavior, and moods.
  • Leading group activities and outings.
  • Performing any reasonable requests that residents ask for.
  • Collaborating with management and coworkers to ensure residents receive the best quality of life possible.

Residential Aide Requirements:

  • High school diploma.
  • Experience working with elderly or disabled people.
  • First aid and CPR training preferrable.
  • Friendly, professional demeanor.
  • Strong emotional intelligence and listening skills.
  • Good physical fitness.

 

 

 

 

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