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Form of workSince 1964, Indiana families have looked to Miller's Health Systems for compassionate care for their loved ones. This once family owned and operated company evolved over time to expand beyond traditional nursing home care. Today, Miller's facilities across the state offer rehabilitation services, adult day care services, assisted living and traditional long-term nursing care. Many of our facilities have specialized units to care for those with Alzheimer's and other dementia or for loved ones in need of hospice care. We strongly believe in the value of providing quality care for individuals in locations that help them stay close to home. In addition to services provided within the walls of our Miller's facilities, we also operate a therapy company and have a partnership in a home health care company.
Just over a decade ago, Miller's Health Systems transitioned to a 100% employee owned company with a workforce of well over 3000 throughout the state of Indiana. Miller's is known for achievements in quality, with an emphasis on education and technology and is one of the largest 100% employee owned health care providers in the nation.
You are friendly, passionate about serving others, and want a job where you can make a difference each day. If this sounds like you, then becoming a Personal Care Attendant (PCA) at Miller's Health Systems might be right the right step for you!
As a PCA, you provide assistance with basic care to patients and assist them in their daily activities. This may include, but is not limited to, helping residents with personal hygiene needs, providing medication reminders, and assisting residents with housekeeping tasks in their apartments/rooms. This position is also a great first step if you think you may be interested in a rewarding career in nursing!
Apply if you are:
Passionate about serving others
Able to work with a dedicated team
Professional appearance and behavior
1. General:
1. Report to work as scheduled.
2. Perform Personal Care activities for residents, including but not limited to: setting up resident bath shelf and assistance with ambulating.
3. Promote household services for residents including but not limited to: making the bed; tiding bathroom; cleaning kitchenette area, including washing dishes; laundering personal clothing; emptying waste baskets.
4. Promotes safety and a safe environment. Maintains all equipment used in a safe, clean, and orderly way. Follow all safety guidelines.
5. Observe infection control policies and procedures; follows agency and facility guidelines.
6. Reports observations of unusual or resident changes in condition/behavior to supervisor.
7. Communicates effectively with all team members.
8. Completes the appropriate records to document care given.
9. Maintains confidentiality in all aspects of the job.
10. Performs other duties and responsiblities as required.
EXPOSURE CATEGORY II: Tasks that involve no exposure to blood, body fluids, or tissues, but employment may require unplanned Category I tasks.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
