Description
A professional qualification certificate in socio-healthcare for dependent persons at home or in social institutions is required, or alternatively, a medium-level vocational training cycle as a nursing assistant technician, socio-healthcare technician, or technician in care for dependent persons.
Minimum one year of experience in similar positions is valued, along with basic knowledge of occupational risk prevention, quality, and environmental management.
Duties include providing home-based care following guidelines set by responsible technical staff: assistance with personal hygiene and grooming, dressing, footwear, and feeding. Household tasks are also performed, such as meal preparation, grocery shopping, laundry, and ironing, as well as transfers, mobilization, postural changes, assistance getting up and going to bed, and accompanying the person outdoors for walks or medical appointments.
Working hours are part-time, Monday through Friday mornings, under a temporary contract.