Ask The Expert: Do Senior Home Care Agencies hire caregivers who have no formal training?

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11/7/2011 2:44:08 PM

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Posted by:Malissa Andrew

10/28/2011 2:37:03 PM

Hi i'm looking for a caregiver position i filled an applcation on her to be contacted by someone i seen a nursing test for $49 on the caregiver list page it says if you take the online test you will be automatically added to the nurse registry is that legit

Posted by:thoms theobald

4/1/2011 11:04:33 AM

I live in louisville ky,iam moving to arizona at the in end of april i have experence as a cna but it been two year since I was a cna could I still get hire while Iam waiting for my reciprocity get approved

Posted by:joy

2/10/2011 9:52:40 AM

In establishing my own small business, I am uncertain about the rates that are customary for line by line services. Is there a sample breakdown of fees, for the state of Georgia, and is mileage included?

Posted by:Sivoi Tofilau

12/5/2010 7:03:16 PM

I had 3 completely ceritficate which is orientation for care giver in Tacoma WA, but the CNA not yet all because want to have a client first same time get the CNA class it's free also they pay the hour for the class. The questions is could I qualify for the job if I come to Honolulu Hawaii please?

Posted by:Melody Harrell

9/27/2010 8:55:55 AM

I am attending college for my Direct Care Professional Certificate in AZ. I would like to get hands on while going to school and still get paid. Where to I apply for more than companion but less then CNA? Thank you

Posted by:R. Nikki Russo

6/16/2010 8:12:54 AM

HI THERE ... I HAVE BEEN CAREGIVER TO MY DEARLY DEPARTED BELOVED MOM FOR SEVERAL YEARS ... THE QUESTION REMAINS MUST I GO THROUGH FORMAL TRAINING? I WISH TO START AS A CAREGIVER IMMEDIATELY IF AT ALL POSSIBLE ... PLEASE ADVISE ... MY EMPLOYMENT HISTORY HAS BEEN IN THE CORPORATE WORLD ... HENCE MY ONLY EXPERIENCE ... AND MOST IMPORTANT EXPERIENCE ... WAS THAT OF CAREGIVER TO MY MOM WHO HAS PASSED ... I TRULY LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU AT YOUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE ... AND I THANK YOU ... IN ADVANCE ... FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION ... SINCERELY ... R. NIKKI RUSSO

Posted by:Ms Gard

5/10/2010 3:44:46 PM

I am 73 and would like to work part time,My sister does this kind of care and i think i would like to help others.Am i too old?

Posted by:Paulette Foster

7/22/2009 7:53:22 AM

I would like to find a part time job being a companion caregiver in the evenings from 6-11. I would like to read and help in any way I could. I never got a chance to take care of my parents they died at an early age.

Posted by:curtis todd

5/27/2009 12:53:32 PM

I would be interested in becoming a caregiver.please contact me about training required for the position. thank you.

Posted by:Joe Higareda

5/26/2009 9:45:46 PM

Is it a requirement that caregivers own an auto? I plan on getting one this winter but would like to enter the caregiving field sooner, preferably in the Chicagoland area. I am fully active though I retired 6 months ago. I am a university graduate and my background includes work as a caseworker, respiratory therapist, nursing home receptionist, and helping care for my incapacitated mother.

Posted by:Beltha

1/26/2009 8:23:02 AM

Sir I have a need to apply for a job and also to receive training to take care of the sick and disable for which I have an experience in that as I do take care of my uncle.

Posted by:Beltha

1/26/2009 8:09:28 AM

Sir I have a need to apply for a job and also to receive training to take care of the sick and disable for which I have an experience in that as I do take care of my uncle.

Posted by:teresa

9/5/2008 6:53:36 AM

I HAVE MY H.H.A CERTIFICATE,BUT I NEED MORE HAND ON TRAINING, I WAS WORKING FOR A LADY FOR FEW TIMES, I DON'T HAVE A LOT OF EXPERIENCE, I THINK I CAN'T QUALAFIED FOR A POSITION.THANK YOU.

Posted by:Anita Palladino

8/24/2008 10:35:34 AM

I have care for family members and am very interested in your positions. Can you tell me how many hours a part time employee would work?

Posted by:Dee Shelton

8/23/2008 12:55:13 PM

I would be interested in becoming a CNA however I dont seem to find a place to take the courses and train on the job. If you have contacts for me to accomplish this let me know

Posted by:Barbara Rouse

8/12/2008 7:20:33 AM

I have taken care of my grandmother and mother. Providing care to them. I have had nurse's training many years ago. I would like to be a companion and assist with daily needs, such as shopping, cleaning, and preparing meals on a part time basic. I would like to speak to someone in reference to providing such services. I enjoy working with seniors and helping them to enjoy theirs lives to the fullest. I would like to acquire additional training through a agency.