Female for my 98 yo mother living with me. 24 hrs shifts, max 3 in a row. Times TBD. All Hands-on. 15+ years experience/CNA, with strong knees, backs, arms, endurance for PT, assisted walks, stands/wipes, transfers all day & night. Prepare day/ night medications and foods/ thickened fluids for meals/snacks on a schedule per guidebook. Monitor/assist eating/drinking. Sponge bathing. Non-smoker. First-aid trained. Highest quality perineal care per house rules morning and evening. Carer must sleep in her room overnight and make frequent turns in bed and assist to/from commode. Patient has full cognition needs all day clear slow English conversation. Light daily housekeeping.
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