Medical Equipment Delivery Tech (Tacoma) (Tacoma)

Looking for a In-home caregiver a client located in Zephyr Cove it will be 3 days a week 4 hours a day and could lead into more days. Contact Shanica @ 775-530-4056 for more details.

We are looking for a compassionate and organized Care Coordinator to support our team and the families we serve. In this role, you’ll find and help connect caregivers with patients, making sure schedules run smoothly and care is provided when it’s needed most. If you enjoy working with people, solving problems, and keeping everything running behind the scenes, this could be the perfect fit for you. What You’ll Do: *Build and maintain weekly/monthly schedules for caregivers, ensuring every patient has the right support. *Recruit and match caregivers with patients based on skills, availability, and compatibility. *Welcome, onboard, and orient new caregivers so they feel confident and supported. *Coordinate patient services, including "Start of Care" visits, and make sure documentation is completed on time. *Stay in touch with patients, caregivers, and staff to keep communication clear and schedules updated. *Track and share updates on hospitalizations, discharges, or missed visits. *Help with referrals and connect with healthcare partners when needed. *Step in to support the team with other coordination or administrative needs. What We’re Looking For: *Experienced scheduler preferably in Home Health or medically equivalent. *Someone who loves being organized and can manage schedules and details with ease. *A great communicator who is comfortable with excessive phone usage during working hours. *Friendly and adaptable personality with emphasis on strong people and diverse personality management skills. *Comfortable working with all types of patients. *Basic computer and office skills to keep everything on track and compliant. *A caring, patient, and team-focused attitude. *Ability to problem solve individually while following policies and procedures provided by the company. What to Expect: *A busy but rewarding environment where every day is different. *Office-based work with phone and on the computer use, with occasional coordinating/delivering of supplies, or meetings. On-call is required with compensation. *The chance to make a real impact on families and caregivers by keeping care connected and consistent. Why This Role Matters: As a Care Coordinator, you are at the heart of ensuring that patients receive the care they need, and caregivers feel supported in their work. Your efforts will directly improve lives and bring peace of mind to families. How to Apply: If this sounds like you, please send your resume and a short note about why you’d be a great fit to homehealthjax@outlook.com We will respond via email to coordinate a brief phone interview.

Suffering from Ulcerative Colitis? You're Not Alone. Moderate to severe ulcerative colitis (UC) is a long-term condition that causes inflammation in the colon and rectum. It can lead to symptoms like frequent bowel movements, abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, fatigue, and weight loss, often affecting daily life and overall well-being. UC is thought to be caused by an abnormal immune response, influenced by both genetic and environmental factors. People with moderate to severe UC may need ongoing treatment to manage their symptoms and reduce flare-ups. This study is designed to explore how certain therapies may help people with UC by reducing inflammation, easing symptoms, and improving quality of life. The medication is provided at no cost to you or your insurance, and participants will be compensated for their time and travel. Additionally, if you or someone you know may be interested, please contact us to learn more about eligibility and potential benefits. Contact us today to learn more! Call 904-900-7822 Now! Or Apply Here To qualify you must be: ●Must be 18 to 75 years ●Must have been experiencing Moderate to severe ulcerative colitis (UC) for over 3 months. WHY PARTICIPATE? ●Compensation: Get compensated up to $100 per clinic visit with no cost to you or your insurance! ●Comprehensive Support: Regular check-ins and assessments to ensure your health is a priority. Our trial is conducted by experienced healthcare professionals dedicated to your well-being. ●Free study medications: Study medications for Ulcerative Colitis are given at no cost. Check out our other studies! * Long COVID * Autism Disorder in Peds * Future Studies AND MANY MORE! Check out our website at https://greenleafclinicaltrials.com/ Greenleaf Clinical Trials Advancing Medicine Through Research! Call 904-900-7822 for more details!

San Felipe Supported Living is a nonprofit agency that provides support for adults with developmental disabilities to live healthy, joyful, and fun lives. We value deep connections with people and believe that every person has the right to experience life to its fullest. We concentrate on individualizing the support with help of their families to fit the needs of what is important to each person. We are looking for an enthusiastic and kind person for a live-in position with two adults with developmental disabilities in their Santa Barbara home. Responsibilities include: - Support the lives and needs of the individuals - General house management (shopping, cooking, cleaning, finances) - Assistance with medical appointments and medication management - Explore/create new experiences and fun activities - Collaborate with a team of support and provide training Requirements: - Own a reliable car - A good sense of humor :) - A good communicator and strong organizational skills This position offers your own room with ample free time. We encourage people to pursue their own passions and personal endeavors because we believe that self care is an important factor of taking care of others. Because you will be working where you live, this is not a typical "work" environment. We want someone who is flexible and can go with the flow. If you are interested or would like more information, please email us a copy of your resume or visit our website https://www.sanfelipesl.org

Be a part of our Mission! The Alpha Resource Center of Santa Barbara County empowers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to thrive and make meaningful impact. Through supportive services, community engagement, and enriching programs, we help families, build opportunities, and cultivate a welcoming sense of belonging. Perks and Benefits! -Full-time, Monday - Friday schedule -Up to 15 Vacation Days and 10 sick days within first year! -Comprehensive health insurance (medical, dental, and vision) -Retirement plan options with employer matching -Internal promotions and growth opportunities -Access to paid training and certifications -Meaningful work that positively impacts the community -Clear values and mission-driven organization ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Program and Participant Planning: -Day-to-day maintenance, implementation, and development of assigned curriculum. -Assist in the design of weekly activity schedules utilizing participant outcomes as a guide. -Assist in designing activities inclusive of community participation, integration, and participant interests, dreams, and desires. -Create, evaluate, modify, and implement individual participant service plans (AIMS) outcomes under the direction of the assigned participant advocate, team leader, and/or program manager. -Assist social center staff in developing, evaluating, and modifying services to promote a quality program for all participants. -Communicate social center needs to team leader and participate in social center staff meetings. -Assist in the design of activities that utilize participant outcomes as a curriculum guide. -Understand all aspects of social center participant outcomes, dreams, desires, and use them in activity planning. -Ensure implementation of individualized participant routines as established by the team leader and participant advocate. Participant Support: -Stay familiar with all aspects of social center participants' AIMS plans, including behavior challenges, dietary needs, medical needs (allergies, medication, etc.). -Communicate day-to-day needs with social center participant families/care providers to ensure clothing, money, lunch needs, etc., are met. -Implement and follow participant behavior programs. -Encourage and support participant growth in choice and independent decision-making. -Provide participant training in functional work skills and personal habits. -Enhance participants' functional mobility. Reporting and Documentation: -Assume ongoing administrative duties as required. -Complete area documentation, data sheets, outcomes, and all reports (File Dictations, Seizure Reports, Data Tracking Forms, other regulatory agency reporting requirements) in a timely manner ensuring accuracy of report content. -Provide timely written reports containing recommendations for participants. -Maintain participant files, time sheets, and other relevant data in an organized and confidential manner. -Write accurate and timely seizure, incident reports, and file dictations. -Maintain daily and weekly data on participant progress. -Prepare and maintain a safe, clean, and organized work setting. Staff Collaboration and Communication: -Communicate routinely with social center team leader on participant progress, areas of concern, and curriculum ideas/expansion. -Communicate relevant and necessary information to co-workers, team leaders, participant advocates, and managers. -Attend social center staff meetings and IDT meetings as requested. -Attend annual review meetings for all participants in social center. -Attend meetings with other outside agencies and parties as requested. -Present written and oral reports in a professional manner. -Prepare for and participate in weekly social center staff meetings. Attendance and Professional Development: -Regular, punctual, and predictable attendance at work. -Participate in staff meetings, workshops, and program-wide trainings that promote professional growth. -Complete the College of Direct Support online coursework. -Keep up with current developments in the field of developmental disabilities. -Be familiar with current law and community training resources. Workplace Upkeep and Safety: -Clean and maintain an orderly social center area (both inside and outside environments). -Maintain clean and safe general use areas. -Prepare and maintain a safe, clean, and organized work setting. License/Certification: California Driver's License (Required)

Are you a mature dental assistant thinking of working less in a low-stress environment? Would you consider working for an urgent care dental treatment office? Your valuable experience is needed to help people who have problems outside of regular dental office hours. Help treat toothaches, lost fillings, chipped teeth, broken dentures, uncemented crowns, infections. Only one person seen at a time. Complete in-house dental laboratory and dental pharmacy. Work at a leisurely pace; learn new skills. Please have a valid x-ray license. Imagine getting off the conveyor-belt dental madhouse and just caring for people with immediate problems. The doctor has decades of experience and also works as a humanitarian. Give yourself a break, and take the offramp to a new way of working in dentistry. Retired applicants welcome. Please do not have another full-time job. RDA not necessary. You must live in the area, no further away than Carpinteria. Phone calls only, call the posted number directly. Please do not send a resume. You can call now.