Life Support Worker C | Long-term Care at Home | Deventer

In Long-term Care at Home, there is more attention for the well-being of the clients. The goal is to allow clients to live at home safely, for as long as possible. In Long-term Care at Home, the focus is not only on medical care, but primarily on the daily life and well-being of the client. Your role as a Life Support Worker C: As a Life Support Worker C, you ensure that clients can lead their 'normal' lives and enjoy their own familiar home for as long as possible. You stimulate their independence by doing things together and build a personal bond. Whether it is drinking a cup of coffee, browsing through a photo album, or simply having a good conversation; your personal attention makes every day a little more beautiful.What will you do?ADL tasks: You help clients with daily care tasks such as showering, getting out of bed, and administering medication.Activities: You motivate clients to stay active. For example, take a walk together, play a game, or undertake other social activities.Household tasks: Ensure a pleasant, tidy, and clean environment. Support around meals and help with ordering groceries.Providing structure and rhythm: You help clients to maintain a fixed daily rhythm. This can be by reminding them to take medication or by planning appointmentsNet: Engage the network: You involve family members, neighbors, and acquaintances where necessary. Additionally, you help the client to further expand his or her network, so that there is more support and connection in daily life.Become part of team Deventer!Due to the expansion of our Long-term Care at Home teams, we are looking for new colleagues for team Deventer. You will be working in a lively, urban environment. Deventer is a historic Hanseatic city with cozy neighborhoods, bustling streets, and plenty of life. Have you also seen the vacancies for Life Support Worker A and B and are you wondering what the difference is? Here we list them for you:Life Support Worker A: You help the client with daily activities, but do not perform care procedures. This is because you do not have a care diploma.Life Support Worker B: You support the client in daily life, perform ADL tasks, and have a Helpende (Care Assistant) diploma.Life Support Worker C:In addition to daily support and ADL tasks, you are also allowed to administer medication. For this, you have a Helpende Plus (Advanced Care Assistant) diploma.