How Do You Get Paid To Take Care Of Elders?
Some people have a natural talent for working with the elderly. If you’re one of them, it takes only a little local research and an investment of a few weeks to find a job that pays you to take care of elders. Read on to find out what kinds of jobs exist and how to find them in your hometown. Caregiving for the elderly usually includes companionship, light meal prep, transportation to appointments, light housekeeping (laundry, vacuuming, dishes, bed-making), help with walking, eating or showering, medication and appointment reminders, and errands. There are three basic care agencies for the elderly: nursing homes, assisted living facilities and companion/caregiver agencies. These agencies hire those without nursing degrees or professional degrees in elder care. Most will provide an agency training after hiring and before you begin working, so what you need most is a positive attitude and an ability to work with seniors. If you have no experience in the field, try a companion/caregiver
