Kentucky River Community Care

PASRR Direct Support Worker (KRCC – Perry County)

Hazard, KY - Full Time

Position: PASRR Direct Support Worker

Company/Location: Kentucky River Community Care/Perry Outpatient, Hazard, KY

Employment type: Regular Full-Time

Credentials: High school diploma or GED.  Some college a plus. Computer Skills (Word)

Primary functions:

  • Going to nursing facilities and working with PASRR clients to achieve goals.
  • Providing personal assistance to doctor visits, community retailers, events, etc. per client needs.
  • Input data into system; time management, attending training and plan of care meetings and reviews.
  • Traveling to counties to provide service. Transportation provided by the agency.
  • Ability to provide nurturing attention and care to individuals with disabilities in a nursing facility.
  • Complete goals on Plan of Care
  • Ability to communicate effectively with staff, clients, and supervisors.

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