A Caregiver promotes health, wellness and a caring touch for those in need.  A Caregiver provides a positive atmosphere and is willing to explore a variety of opportunities in the healthcare realm.  A Caregiver steps out of the boundaries of expectations.  A Caregiver requires a unique personality involving maturity, caring, patience, and flexibility. Responsibility is the most important role of a Caregiver. Persons with disabilities and  elderly persons, who require care are dependent upon us to live in their homes. Without a Caregiver, persons who are dependent upon us to promote their independence could not participate in their communities. Most of all, Caregivers should promote protection and security in the homes of persons with disabilities and elderly persons in our care.

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Coverage When Caregivers Cannot Work:

+ When you want a few days off.

+ Emergencies.

* Notification when you want a few days off should be 7 to 5 days before your absence.

* Notification on the day off an absence is not allowed, unless it is an emergency.

* When there is an emergency, all Caregivers should do their best for the coverage of the absent Caregiver.

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The person who requires a Caregiver should not

*All Caregivers should have each others email addresses and phone  numbers.

*All Caregivers are responsible to train new Caregivers.

*A Caregiver in training putting me to bed, or learning bladder and bowel care unsupervised is not acceptable.

* All these responsibilities means that you are a Team Member.