CARE SUPPORT
Our healthcare teams play a critical role to provide valuable support to healthcare professionals and contribute to the comfort, safety and recovery of individuals receiving medical care. And care support staff provide essential non medical assistance to patients. Their duties include:
- Patient Care Assistants (PCAs) or Nursing Assistants: They help with basic patient care tasks like bathing, dressing, feeding and turning patients. They also take vital signs and report any changes in a patient's condition to the nursing staff.
- Home Health Aides (HHAs): HHAs provide personal care and assistance to individuals in their homes. They help with tasks like bathing, grooming and medication reminders for those who require home-based care.
- Medical Assistants: They work in medical offices and clinics, helping with administrative tasks such as scheduling, appointments, updating patient records and assisting with minor medical procedures.
- Phlebotomists: Our phlebotomists are trained to draw blood from patients for laboratory testing, making them crucial for diagnostic purposes.
- Patient Transporters: They safely move patients within healthcare facilities, ensuring they get to appointments, tests or procedures on time.
- Babysitter: Entertaining children with games and other activities, helping them with their homework, transporting them to and from school, after-school activities, preparing snacks and meals, changing their diapers, bathing and putting them to bed.
- Healthcare Receptionists: Receptionists manage the front desk in medical offices and hospitals, scheduling appointments, checking in patients and handling administrative tasks.
- Housekeeping and Environmental Services: These staff members maintain the cleanliness and sanitation of healthcare facilities, helping to prevent the spread of infections.
- Dietary and Nutrition Staff: They prepare and serve meals to patients in hospitals, nursing homes and other healthcare settings, ensuring that dietary requirements are met.
