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Consumer Directed Services Attendant

$15

Phoenix Home Care and Hospice

Independence, MO, USA

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Care for members of your community!   As a Consumer Directed Service (CDS) Attendant you would aid in tasks that enable clients to preserve their dignity and independence within their own home.   Your duties could include assisting with light house cleaning tasks, assistance with clients' personal care and hygiene, and transporting clients for essential errands.   As a CDS attendant, your client will oversee your employment, including scheduling of shifts. This allows for flexibility in your day, and the ability to work as little or as much as you want each week!   Starting pay is $15 per hour and is paid weekly!     Requirements   REQUIREMENTS  Must be 18 years of age  Able to pass FCSR background check 

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