– Provide personalized, high-quality care for a male patient in a home setting, ensuring his physical, emotional, and mental well-being.
– Administer prescribed medications as per the doctor’s instructions and maintain accurate records of medication administration.
– Monitor and record vital signs, including temperature, pulse, blood pressure, and respiratory rate, and alert family members or medical professionals if changes are noted.
– Manage and assist with medical equipment (e.g., oxygen tanks, mobility aids) as needed to ensure the patient’s comfort and safety.
– Help manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, or mobility impairments by monitoring health and reporting any issues to the healthcare provider.
– Maintain a clean and safe living environment by ensuring proper sanitation and tidiness.
– Keep track of healthcare appointments, and provide post-care assistance after medical visits.
– Regularly update family members on the patient’s health progress, needs, and any issues that arise.
– Coordinate with healthcare professionals (doctors, therapists, etc.) to provide comprehensive care and follow treatment plans.
– Follow all safety protocols to prevent falls, injuries, and other risks associated with elderly care.
– Strong understanding of common elderly health conditions
– Proficient in administering medications and managing medical records.
– Compassionate and empathetic attitude with a strong commitment to providing quality care.
– Ability to follow medical instructions and work as part of a healthcare team.
– Knowledge of safety measures and infection control protocols in a home care setting.
– Good communication skills, including the ability to update family members and healthcare professionals on patient’s condition in English.
– Comfortable traveling to different countries with patient.
– Previous Hospital experience who can also handle home care.
– Candidate should be comfortable working independently and managing patient care in a solo environment.
– Strong interpersonal skills are essential for building a trusting relationship with both the patient and their family members
– Monday to Sunday| One Day Off
– Annual Leave taken at once (30 days)
– Dammam, KSA
– Requires Travel
– $3,000 – $3,500 (Negotiable) + Accommodation + Food + one ticket to Lebanon/ Year.