PCA North Grosvenordale​/Thompson, CT

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Full Time North Grosvenordale / Thompson, CT 06255 Thompson, CT, US

Salary Range: $17.50 To $18.50 Hourly

Make a real difference—join the St.Daniel’s Companions family!

At
St.Daniel’s CompanionsLLC
, caring isn’t just our job—it’s who we are. We’re growing and looking for warm‑hearted, reliable home‑care professionals who want to help clients live life on their own terms.

• Impact that matters: brighten someone’s day, every day
• Family‑style support: feel valued, heard, and encouraged to grow
• Flexibility: schedules that fit your life
• Competitive pay & perks: because caring for others should care for you, too

If you’re passionate about people and ready to be part of a close‑knit, mission‑driven team, we’d love to meet you.
Let’s start making lives better—together!

The Person al Care Assistant (PCA) role in North Grosvenordale / Thompson, CT, is centered on providing compassionate and individualized support to clients who require assistance with daily living activities. This position plays a critical role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals by promoting independence, dignity, and comfort within their own homes. The PCA will work closely with clients to assist with personal hygiene, mobility, meal preparation, medication reminders, and light housekeeping tasks.

This role requires a strong commitment to client safety and well-being, ensuring that all care is delivered in accordance with established care plans and regulatory standards. Ultimately, the PCA serves as a trusted companion and caregiver, fostering a supportive environment that encourages physical and emotional wellness.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Valid PCA certification or completion of a state-approved PCA training program.
• Ability to pass background checks and any required health screenings.
• Basic knowledge of personal care techniques and safety protocols.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to follow care plans accurately.

• Previous experience working as a PCA or in a similar caregiving role.
• CPR and First Aid certification.
• Familiarity with electronic documentation systems.
• Experience working with elderly or disabled populations.
• Ability to speak multiple languages relevant to the local community.

• Assist clients with activities of daily living including bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
• Support clients with mobility needs, including transferring and ambulation assistance.
• Prepare and serve meals according to dietary requirements and assist with feeding if necessary.
• Provide medication reminders and monitor clients for any changes in health or behavior.
• Perform light housekeeping duties such as cleaning, laundry, and maintaining a safe living environment.
• Document care provided and report any concerns or changes in client condition to supervisors or healthcare professionals.
• Offer companionship and emotional support to enhance clients’ social and mental well-being.

The required skills such as personal care techniques and effective communication are essential for delivering high-quality, client‑centered care on a daily basis. PCAs use their knowledge of safety protocols to ensure a secure environment while assisting with mobility and personal hygiene tasks. Preferred skills like CPR and First Aid certification enhance the PCA’s ability to respond to emergencies promptly and confidently.

Familiarity with electronic documentation systems allows for accurate and timely recording of care activities, which supports continuity and quality of care. Additionally, interpersonal skills and cultural sensitivity enable the PCA to build trusting relationships with clients, fostering a positive and supportive caregiving experience.