Direct Care Worker

Soreo's main goal is to make In-Home Support clients feel as independent as possible, while still ensuring they receive the assistance they need. In-Home Support was designed with families' loved ones in mind and can be tailored to the specific type and amount of support desired.

Are you a current health care provider or want the opportunity to serve in a field that is equally impactful and rewarding? Soreo, A service of Mosaic, is now contracting with Direct Care Workers to support older adults and people with physical and/or intellectual disabilities in their homes.

The Direct Care Worker will coordinate their visits based on the needs of the individual(s) they will be serving and their availability to work. Compensation starts at $15.25 per hour plus more for experience and there is no cap or limit on hours worked. You can coordinate multiple visits per day based on your availability and the needs of the people needing services. Soreo provides support to help you build a schedule that fits your lifestyle.

What you'll do in this role:

• Assist with the development of important daily living skills and life activities by creating an environment where people can learn, grow and discover;
• Help people identify and achieve the goals most important to them in order to live their best life possible;
• Monitor the comfort and safety of the people we serve while ensuring their medical, nutritional and personal care needs are being met; and,
• Demonstrate emotional support while assisting with general housekeeping, meal preparation and laundry duties.

This job may be the perfect fit for you if...

• You have a passion for helping others
• You're an effective, clear communicator - both written and verbal
• You're practically always on time (or early) and strive to exceed expectations whenever possible
• You have excellent time management skills and are able to juggle multiple responsibilities while communicating honestly about your timelines, challenges, and questions.
• You do whatever it takes and the phrase "That's not my job" is not a part of your vocabulary.
• When you hear the word inclusive or inclusion, you know that is you. People are people and you consider yourself a people person!