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Nibir Care Personal Support Worker assists individuals that are elderly, have a disability, or recovering from an illness or operation. Personal Support Workers help with all aspects of daily life including housekeeping and making meals. In some cases, a Personal Support Worker may also help their patient eat their food. An important responsibility of Personal Support Workers is helping their client maintain their hygiene. Personal Support Workers may also help to administer a daily medication schedule.
When reviewing resumes for a Personal Support Worker, it is not always necessary to look for someone with prior experience. However, if the applicant is working with a patient with a particular illness or need, then prior experience with caring for patients with that particular illness may be required.
When reviewing resumes for a Personal Support Worker, employers often look for someone who has at least a high school diploma. A Personal Support Worker who has obtained a Personal Support Worker certificate from an accredited college should be preferred, although this is not always required. Some applicants will also have a certificate that specializes in the care of the elderly, people with disabilities, or someone recovering from surgery.
When looking for a Personal Support Worker, look for someone who has empathy and a love for helping people. A good Personal Support Worker will also have lots of patience, especially in high-stress or uncomfortable situations.
A good Personal Support Worker job description will go into detail about the patient they will be overseeing and the tasks that will be expected to complete on a daily basis. The job description should also specify if the Personal Support Worker will be working in someone’s home, a hospital, or care facility.
The daily duties of a Personal Support Worker may change based on the institution they work in. Personal Support Workers in someone’s home may perform tasks such as laundry, sweeping, and other light housekeeping duties. A Personal Support Worker in a nursing home will more likely be performing tasks like administering medicine, keeping the daily schedules of multiple patients, and changing bed sheets.