So, you’ve created a profile that provides all your amazing skills and credentials as a caregiver. You’ve checked the available jobs, noted those families whose needs match your qualifications and double
At Island Care, we really believe in the goodness of people. We strive to focus on the positive attributes of others and work hard to maintain a positive care culture. However, at the same time we are realistically cautious and protective of our Island Care community.
Island Care offers a level of security vetting based on Governmental regulations, laws, and standards. While we do our best to screen and reject anyone that demonstrates inappropriate conduct, it’s important to understand that our service is not all-knowing. We strongly encourage you to screen
As a caregiver, your primary responsibility is the health, well-being, and comfort of the senior clients you care for. Sometimes, despite your best efforts, you may find yourself worried about their physical, mental, or emotional condition. Whether you're noticing sudden changes in their health, mood, or behavior, it’s essential to know how to respond and take the right steps when concern arises. Here’s a guide on what to do when you are worried about your senior client and how you can address your concerns in a professional and compassionate way.
Being a caregiver is one of the most rewarding and fulfilling careers, but it also comes with a high level of responsibility. Whether you’re caring for a family member or working in a professional caregiving capacity, presenting yourself as a professional is essential for building trust, providing quality care, and advancing in your career. Here’s how to showcase your professionalism as a caregiver and stand out as a reliable, skilled, and compassionate individual in the field.
Choosing the right senior caregiver for a loved one is one of the most important decisions you can make. Whether it’s for an aging parent, grandparent, or someone else you care about, the caregiver you select plays a significant role in their day-to-day well-being. Unfortunately, not all caregivers are created equal, and sometimes a person may seem like a good fit at first but turn out to be less than ideal.