Job description
Dementia-type shared living care user care [Scope of change: No change] * This is a group home with 2 units, 9 residents per unit. ○ Daily life support (cooking, cleaning, laundry, accompanying shopping, etc.) ・ Support as needed to enable safe daily living ○ Personal care (assistance with meals, bathing, excretion, etc.) ・ Personal care for those with severe care needs or advanced dementia symptoms ○ Resident health management: Resident vital sign checks and medication management ○ Nighttime monitoring (night shift) ・ Monitoring residents, assisting with excretion, contacting medical institutions in case of sudden changes, etc. * If you can drive, you may be asked to perform driving duties. * Acceptance of foreign nationals possible (around N3 level or higher) ★ TOKYO Easy-to-work Welfare Workplace Declaration Certified Business ★
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Experience, knowledge, and skills: Experience working in facilities for the elderly is preferred.
License/Qualification name: Care worker - Preferable Care worker practical training graduate - Preferable Care worker introductory training graduate - Preferable Ordinary automobile driving license - Preferable (AT limited acceptable)
About the company
* Designated Long-Term Care Facility for the Elderly (capacity 50 people)
* Short-Term Residential Care Business (capacity 2 people)
* Home-Based Care Support Business
* Community-Based Business
Operated by a historic social welfare corporation (elderly care, disability support, single mothers and children, child welfare, etc.), with a strong track record in elderly care. Highly specialized staff provide secure services in a bright atmosphere.
The Haramachi Group Home (Cognitive Impairment Type Shared Living Long-Term Care), a community-based elderly welfare service, is located within the "Haramachi Elderly Complex Facility." These services aim to support elderly individuals with cognitive impairments and those requiring moderate to severe long-term care, whose numbers are expected to increase, in continuing to live in their familiar communities for as long as possible. We strive for person-centered care, starting with kindness, so that each community-based service can build peace of mind for Shinjuku residents. Furthermore, we contribute to community-based integrated care by creating diverse opportunities for interaction in the community exchange room.
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