Benefits:
Bonus based on performance
Flexible schedule
Free uniforms
Job Title
Home Health Aide (HHA) / Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Client Overview
Male client diagnosed with dementia with sundowning behaviors, requiring structured, calm, and consistent care. Client’s wife resides in the home and requires light assistance and support. The ideal caregiver is patient, observant, emotionally steady, and experienced in dementia care.
Schedule
Day, evening, overnight, or extended-hour shifts (exact schedule to be assigned)
Primary Responsibilities
Client Care (Primary Focus)
Provide one-on-one dementia-focused care and supervision
Assist with activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting)
Implement redirection and de-escalation techniques during sundowning periods
Maintain a calm, structured routine to reduce agitation and confusion
Ensure client safety and fall prevention at all times
Assist with mobility and transfers as needed
Provide companionship and emotional reassurance
Monitor and report changes in behavior or condition
Spouse Support (Secondary Focus)
Light assistance as requested (meal prep, reminders, basic household support)
Provide reassurance and respite support to reduce caregiver fatigue
Maintain respectful boundaries while supporting the household
Household Support
Light housekeeping related to client care
Meal preparation and hydration reminders
Maintain a safe, clutter-free environment
Qualifications
Current HHA or CNA certification
Minimum 1 year experience with dementia or Alzheimer’s care preferred
Experience managing sundowning behaviors strongly preferred
CPR/BLS certification
Ability to remain calm, patient, and compassionate in challenging situations
Reliable transportation and punctuality
Ability to follow a care plan and document care accurately
Preferred Skills
Dementia care or Alzheimer’s training
Strong communication and observation skills
Comfort with overnight or extended shifts
Professional, respectful demeanor
Physical Requirements
Ability to assist with mobility and transfers
Ability to stand, walk, and perform caregiving tasks throughout the shift
Why This Role Matters
This role provides critical support to both the client and spouse, helping maintain safety, dignity, and peace of mind during a challenging stage of life.