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A caregiver's primary role is to care for a patient, and their responsibilities can include:

• Personal care: Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
• Food and drink: Preparing, serving, and helping with consumption.
• Medication: Managing medications, including keeping track of medication lists and dosages.
• Housekeeping: Keeping the living space clean and doing laundry.
• Transportation: Taking the patient to appointments, the grocery store, and other places.
• Errands: Running errands, like shopping for clothes or getting an oil change.
• Emotional support: Providing companionship and engaging in light conversation
• Safety: Ensuring the home is safe, including installing handrails, raised toilet seats, and smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.
• Communication: Communicating with doctors and other healthcare professionals.
• Records: Keeping records of treatments and care provided.
• Financial assistance: Helping with paying bills, managing funds, and taxes.

Caregivers should be respectful, compassionate, and have good communication skills. They should also be willing to adhere to health and safety standards, have physical endurance.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Billing for participant-directed services rendered.
• Functioning as a fiscal conduit making non-routine, non-payroll purchase transactions.
• Enrolling the individual/representatives, as appropriate, as the common law employer of the individual’s Self-Directed Employees (SDE), including assistance with the completion and maintenance of all employer-related paperwork. This function includes assuring that all SDEs complete and pass all background checks and meet all the qualification criteria before delivering services.
• Managing SDE’s payroll including the filing and paying of federal and state employment-related taxes.
• Facilitating the receipt of worker’s compensation insurance policies and the payment of premiums for employers and their workers.
• Preparing and distributing reports to participants, their representatives and designated state agencies, as required.
• Claiming for services provided by organizations or enterprising entities that are not Medicaid providers but offer services to individuals enrolled in DDD services.

A caregiver's primary role is to care for a patient, and their responsibilities can include:

• Personal care: Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting
• Food and drink: Preparing, serving, and helping with consumption
• Medication: Managing medications, including keeping track of medication lists and dosages
• Housekeeping: Keeping the living space clean and doing laundry
• Transportation: Taking the patient to appointments, the grocery store, and other places
• Errands: Running errands like shopping for clothes or getting an oil change
• Emotional support: Providing companionship and engaging in light conversation
• Safety: Ensuring the home is safe, including installing handrails, raised toilet seats, and smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
• Communication: Communicating with doctors and other health care professionals
• Records: Keeping records of treatments and care provided
• Financial assistance: Helping with paying bills, managing funds, and taxes

Caregivers should be respectful, compassionate, and have good communication skills. They should also be willing to adhere to health and safety standards and have physical endurance.

A security guard's job is to protect a company's property, people, and assets from hazards such as crime, damage, and unsafe behavior. Security guards perform a variety of tasks, including:

• PatrollingSecurity guards patrol buildings, grounds, and other areas to ensure safety and security.
• Monitoring. Security guards monitor surveillance footage and alarm systems for signs of crime or other hazards.
• Enforcing policies, security guards enforce company security policies and legal protocols.
• Controlling access, security guards control access points, permitting or refusing entry, and restraining trespassers.
• Security guards complete daily reports, including relevant information, observations, surveillance footage, and signatures. They also provide evidence in court, if necessary, and report to supervisors or law enforcement agencies.
• Security guards train new subordinates on security culture, including inspecting and patrolling the property, and monitoring the entry and exit of visitors.
• Security guards perform CPR or first aid when needed.
• Security risk assessment. Security guards identify potential vulnerabilities across various information assets and prioritize risks to take preemptive defensive actions.

Security guards are also known as security inspectors, security officers, factory guards, or protective agents.

• Maintained clean and well-organized environment for client happiness and safety
• Assisted client's with bathing, dressing and incontinence care
• Helped client's stay happy and healthy by providing mental and emotional support
• Improved patient outlook and daily living through compassionate care
• Assisted with client personal care needs to foster independence and well-being
• Tracked and reported client's' progress based on observations and conversations
• Managed patient transportation and appointment scheduling
• Monitored client behaviors and emotional states, reporting concerns to case manager and documenting information in files
• Aided with mobility and independence for disabled individuals and continually monitored safety
• Assisted terminally ill patients with bathing, grooming and dressing
• Prepared high-quality nutritious meals for patients to promote better overall health and improve eating habits
• Dressed, groomed and fed patients with limited physical abilities to support basic needs
• Carried out important daily living tasks for patients by cooking meals, washing laundry and other household chores

• Placed orders and answered customer questions in-person, through email and over phone to maximize customer service
• Contacted new and existing customers to outline benefits of products
• Adhered to company initiatives and achieved established goals
• Created and implemented store displays, promoting sales and growth
• Demonstrated product features to align with customer needs
• Answered product questions with up to date knowledge of sales and promotions
• Developed customized sales techniques to successfully sell and up sell services to new and existing client's
• Created successful strategies to develop and expand customer sales
• Developed key customer relationships to increase sales

• Package handlers work in a fast-paced warehouse environment and perform physical tasks such as lifting, pushing, pulling, carrying, bending, twisting, and kneeling.

Loading and unloading: Using forklifts and other equipment to load and unload freight trucks.

• Sorting and scanning: Sorting and scanning packages within the facility.
• Distributing: Transporting freight within and between facilities.
• Preparing: Preparing packages for delivery using scanners, handheld printers, and packing materials.
• Following guidelines: Adhering to all warehouse safety guidelines and reporting any issues to the warehouse manager.
• FedEx package handlers help keep the world moving. In this role, you will sort, scan, load, unload, and distribute packages in a fast-paced environment.

• Focused on project monitoring and management by developing forecasts and tracking expenses
• Built solid relationships with subcontractors to optimize cost savings and complete jobs within set deadlines
• Forecasted, scheduled and monitored project timelines, personnel performance and cost efficiency
• Drove continuous improvement of project delivery process by providing strong leadership
• Reviewed project risks and devised proactive strategies to avoid potential roadblocks
• Led subcontractor meetings to convey project requirements, scope, milestones and regulatory compliance
• Modified project plans when needed to better align with organizational objectives
• Communicated with client's to convey deadlines, scope of work and potential challenges throughout project timeline