Seeking a PSW and/or companion Part Time

I am currently seeking a compassionate and professional individual who can assist my mother in her daily tasks on a part-time basis. My mother recently had surgery and is currently facing some challenges in performing personal care activities such as dressing, bathing, basic tech navigation, and cooking. If you have genuine affection for senior care, and a professional attitude, this could be an ideal position for you. Your key responsibilities would entail light housekeeping, meal planning and preparation, assistance with bathing and dressing, and encouraging and helping her with range of motion exercises. This role specifically requires your presence on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings. Thus, the position amounts to less than 20 hours per week. It is pivotal for me to mention that the position does not necessitate a driver's license and there is no requirement for automobile use as part of the job. I am particularly interested in hiring someone experienced in dealing with Alzheimer/Dementia patients, or at the very least someone who is willing and open to provide care to such patients. This job opportunity is of a live-out nature, which means you would not be residing in the same premises as my mother. If the given set-up aligns with your preferences, skills, and values, you could be the ideal candidate for this post. Preference would be given to candidates who can start immediately. Further, individuals with past experience or familiarity in working with dementia patients who exhibit both professionalism and empathy would be an excellent fit for this role. If this sounds like you, do reach out. Let's make a positive difference in someone's life today

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