Program Assistant Jobs in Friendswood, TX (NOW HIRING)

About Company:

AssuranceJ Homecare Services, Inc. is a premier home health care agency who totally cares for the health and well-being of our clients. As a health care provider, we understand the importance of recovery and quality living of your loved ones. Therefore, our agency offers a prospect of cost-effective and quality services for short-term rehabilitation. The excellent care that is essential to your loved ones’ delicate health condition is what we sincerely provide.

We offer health care programs designed according to the individual needs of our clients. By assessing their specific condition and preferences, we provide services that are extended in a customized way. With the help of our vast resources and professional team of specialists, we are able to meet each of our client’s needs. Serving all sorts of clients regardless of their race, age, gender, status and health condition are what motivates us to continually pursue health care excellence.

To ensure all treatments and procedures are administered as per Plan of Care, our staff members will work directly with your own physician. We also recognize the importance of client’s family and other care providers who are involved in the rehabilitation process. Therefore, we will work hand in hand with them to fully maximize our client’s sure recovery.

At the heart of everything we do lies a commitment to deliver excellence with unwavering assurance and genuine compassion. We believe in upholding the highest standards while remaining deeply connected to the human side of our mission. Whether it’s through innovation, service, or care — our focus is on making a meaningful difference, one experience at a time.

About the Role:

The Program Assistant (Long-Term Care) plays a crucial role in supporting the daily operations of long-term care facilities, ensuring that patients receive the highest quality of care. This position involves working closely with elderly and disabled individuals, providing assistance with their daily activities and fostering a nurturing environment. The Program Assistant will also be responsible for conducting site visits and internal audits to verify compliance with care standards and regulations. By effectively managing workloads and maintaining accurate documentation, the Program Assistant contributes to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the care program. Ultimately, this role is vital in enhancing the quality of life for residents and ensuring their needs are met with compassion and professionalism.

Minimum Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience working with elderly or disabled individuals in a care setting.
• Strong organizational and workload management skills.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Certification in geriatric care or related field.
• Experience in internal auditing or compliance monitoring.
• Basic knowledge of mathematics for documentation and reporting purposes.

Responsibilities:

• Assist patients with daily living activities, ensuring their comfort and well-being.
• Conduct regular home visits to monitor care quality and compliance with regulations.
• Perform internal audits to verify documentation and care standards.
• Manage organizational tasks, including filing and maintaining accurate records.
• Motivate and nurture patients, fostering a supportive and engaging environment.

Skills:

The required skills for this position are essential for providing effective support to patients and ensuring their needs are met. Assisting patients requires strong interpersonal skills and a genuine passion for working with the elderly, which helps build trust and rapport. Organizational management skills are utilized daily to keep track of patient documentation and care plans, ensuring accuracy and compliance. Problem-solving skills are crucial when addressing the unique challenges that may arise in a long-term care setting, allowing the Program Assistant to respond independently and effectively. Additionally, regular attendance and punctuality are vital to maintaining continuity of care and fostering a stable environment for residents.