Maintaining a calendar of activities and effectively communicating it to participantsCoordinating and communicating with staff membersOverseeing group activitiesPosting a monthly calendar of eventsArranging travel to off-site activitiesEnsuring that staff and participants follow all safety protocolsManaging budgetary requirementsMonitoring patient health and providing reports to caregiversManaging Staff and provide mentorshipExperienced in charting and creating assessments in Point Click CareManage guest family communications

The main role of a nanny is to provide a safe, caring, nurturing and stimulating environment in which the children thrive and develop. General responsibilities include undertaking most all tasks related to the children’s care. Each nanny position may have slightly different responsibilities, depending on the family requirements, the ages of the children and other factors, but typically nannies are responsible for keeping the children’s areas neat and tidy and doing the children’s laundry, in addition to providing attentive, high quality childcare. Nannies may transport children to and from activities, grocery shop for the children and plan the children’s daily schedule. While some families may ask the nanny to take on additional household tasks, such as housekeeping and the parent’s laundry, depending on the position, these duties may be better suited for a nanny/housekeeper or housekeeper.

Provides oversight and quality control for large house and office cleanings.Conducts business process assessments and develops new processes for the successful management and execution of services.Well-organized House Cleaner with experience cleaning private residences and hotels.Valued for impeccable standards in maintaining sanitized and clean environments.Expert at using various cleaning tools and materials.

Personal care includes washing, dressing, bathing, toileting and medication monitoring and/or assistance.Social duties include preparing and cooking meals, essential cleaning, shopping, bill payment and fire maintenance.Monitoring vital signs and performing tests, caring for wounds or injuries, assessing healing, and administering treatments.Document changes in behavior and progress, eating habits, and overall mood, depending on the situation.

Providing great patient care.Providing physical support for patients or residents with daily activities and personal hygiene, including bathing, dressing, getting out of bed, - using the toilet, walking, standing, or exercising.Measuring and recording food and liquid intake and urinary and fecal output and reporting changes to medical or nursing staff.Recording vital signs, including blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and respiration rate as requested by staff.