Gerocultor/a

Description

Comprehensive care for elderly residents in a nursing home in Valladolid includes cognitive stimulation through games and reading, support in physical therapies, medication supervision, and monitoring of vital signs. Residents' autonomy in daily activities is encouraged, with assistance provided only when necessary while respecting their independence. Personal hygiene, postural changes, and mobility are prioritized, alongside emotional support to foster a safe environment. Collaborative work with caregivers and therapists follows individualized care plans, with continuous observation to report any changes in health status or mood. Families are also regularly informed about residents' progress. A vocation for service, empathy, and the ability to work rotating shifts are required. Experience in geriatrics and willingness to learn are valued. The collaborative environment offers continuous training. A medium-level healthcare qualification is required, such as a Nursing Assistant Technician diploma, or an equivalent professional certification. Specific training in geriatric assistance is mandatory, including knowledge of patient mobilization, pressure ulcer prevention, and catheter management. Proficiency in cognitive stimulation and support for maintenance therapies is essential. Prior experience of at least six months in elderly care facilities or sociosanitary centers is highly desirable. Ability to work rotating morning, afternoon, and split shifts is required.