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Patient Care Assistant: Homeless Services (full-time/3rd shift)

Maryhaven

Columbus, OH • On-site

$15.25 - $20.75/hr

Other

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Patient Care Assistant

Unique opportunity to join Maryhaven, Central Ohio's largest and most comprehensive behavioral services provider specializing in addiction recovery. We are looking for skilled, talented, and compassionate people to join our team! We remain driven by our value of excellence in quality care for all and fostering a culture that embraces dignity of all. Under the supervision of the Lead Patient Care Assistant (PCA), the PCA will observe and monitor client behavior and emotional status of those who seek refuge at Maryhaven's Engagement Center, Homeless Services. The PCA will assist clinical staff with documentation of charts, phone contracts, and other means in which to better aid the client. Will implement programmatic activities or events. The PCA will schedule meetings and provide safe transportation for clients. This position is included in a bargaining unit represented by SEIU.