Caregiver - Residential Center (Afternoon Shift)

- Belonging to one of the groups supported by the Adecco Foundation: holding a certificate of social exclusion issued by social services, holding a certificate of disability of at least 33%, being a certified victim of gender-based violence, being over 55 years old, being over 45 years old (with at least one year of unemployment), or being a single-parent or large family.

-Previous experience of between 6 months and 1 year in a similar position.

-Previous experience in socio-sanitary or residential environments will be valued.

-Ability to follow established hygiene and safety protocols.

-Ability to work in a discreet, efficient, and consistent manner.

-Positive, organized attitude oriented toward teamwork.

-Availability to perform physical tasks related to the position.

The company seeks people with a proactive attitude, who enjoy working in a team and who understand the importance of their work for the well-being of the residents. Sensitivity toward the needs of elderly people and the ability to maintain respectful and kind treatment at all times will be especially valued.

An important company in the sector with more than 40 years of experience and more than 55 centers throughout Spain, is looking to hire an Elderly Care Assistant for our center in La Cala who shares our vocation for care and companionship, contributing to the physical and emotional well-being of elderly people.

What will your mission be?

Provide comprehensive care to residents, accompanying them with respect, empathy, and warmth in their day-to-day lives. Your work is essential to ensuring the comfort, health, and dignity of the elderly, working closely with the center's healthcare and multidisciplinary team.

Among the functions and responsibilities, the following stand out:

-To care for, accompany, and assist residents in their daily activities, always ensuring their physical, emotional, and social well-being

-To collaborate in the development and support of therapies, following the instructions of the healthcare staff and the direct care team.

-To serve and assist with breakfasts, snacks, and other meals, as well as to keep the residents' personal belongings clean and in good condition.

-To accompany on walks and activities, and to help residents when going to bed or getting up, especially those with reduced mobility.

-To perform the personal hygiene of the residents.

-To carry out the necessary mobilizations to promote comfort and prevent complications derived from immobility.

-To communicate any incident or change in the resident's condition to the nursing or supervision team.