1- Carry Ur powerbank japa 2-Put your phone on silent 3-wait for your double-up partner 4- Don't get into your resident home before your time 5-be mindful of what u say to your resident 6-know how to drive b4 u relocate 7-Avoid collecting gift from your client or speak to your company first
All you have said is nothing but the truth. I work as a senior carer and the company frowns against every point you have raise especially on double up call. I also don’t hesitate to call the office when it comes to administering medication. I better call a hundred times and verify the medication then to give the client a wrong medication.
First, you are glowing Odogwu!!! Thanks for this, am starting my work as a domiciliary carer on Tuesday and this came quite on time. Thanks for this babe❤ UK here your girl is, am glad to be here, its going smoothly so far so good
Glad to hear this... You have really given me insights on, even interaction with clients and expectations in this domiciliary health worker. Make I just call you Mummy. 🎉
I have noticed so many changes in health care over the years and these are valid points and to always show respect to the person you care for and being in their homes. However I cannot cope anymore with just how stressful the job was getting and soon there will be hardly anyone wanting to do the job at all due to just what people complain about as it feels like at times there is always something wrong and I lived in a regualr state of anxiety as not feeling I can do right for doing wrong. Professional boundaries are so important in this field . I used to double up calls by myself when it suited the company. Through the pandemic working all the hours god sends and then coming home and having a phone call from the boss saying the family complained about how a towel was folded or something. I was so on edge all the time as I now realise some people just due to not liking you will do and say some pretty mean things to get you sacked
Hi dear thank you so much for the information. I am in the uk now I am lucky that my company didn't cancel my contract but said I should do the driving lesson then go back when ready to start. And with this all information you just help me before starting my work 🙂. Stat blessed beautiful.
Vicky thanks for this. I just got to uk this year am schooling and i just got this domiciliary work, My question is this have register with 2 agencies but no shift available, and i just got an offer for domiciliary work i want to know can i still collect shift for this agency even have started working with dorm company
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there's certain things you don't talk around or do around your clients and I wouldn't take any gift from a client some clients only want to hear what you have say and make lost your job.
I got a contract on domiciliary but my fears is that I heard the don’t pay you fr hours or mins h spend while traveling frm house to house . Is that true ? Pls I need explanation
Please my wife just got this dom job. I'm scared if they don't pay for hours/spent on driving. Plus I heard the job is difficult and time consuming. Please advise