Resident Assistant

WHAT WE OFFER.

• $15.26 per hour starting wage (includes direct care worker supplement).
• Medical, dental and vision insurance.
• Generous retirement plan.
• Life insurance and short-term disability insurance.
• Paid vacation, paid holidays and paid sick time.
• Uniform allowance.

Duties and responsibilities:

• Handling and serving residents in their dining experience in a manner conducive to their safety and comfort.

• Adhering to instructions and care plans.

• Performing duties in accordance with established methods and techniques and in conformance with recognized

standards.

• Make beds

• Measure and record side rails as required for the state of Michigan 7 zones of entrapment.

• Pass fresh water.

Other duties as directed that does not require certification or specialized training beyond their scope.

• Recognize and report resident changes in condition as it relates to the dining experience.

Job Specifications

• Pass and collect trays, feed residents, pass nourishments.

• Report falls or occurrences outside of normal routine resident routine to supervisor.

• Report defective equipment to supervisor and maintenance.

• Transport wheelchair residents to activities or therapies, per care plan.

• Attend mandatory meetings and at least twelve (12) in-service annually; read monthly newsletter.

• Documents according to guidelines.

• Follow rules as outlined in Resident’s Rights and Corporate Compliance.

• Follow Infection Control policies and procedures.

• Assist with CPR emergencies.

• Other support duties as directed by the Administrator, Director of Nursing or supervisor.

• Follow established policy and procedures of the ICMCF, including following dress code, etc.

Education and Training:

Successful completion of an eight-hour State-approved Dining Assistant curriculum. No flags against applicant’s name upon background check. Must be a minimum of 16 years old.

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