Caregivers
What Does a Caregiver Do?Caregivers are individuals that take care of others, including children, seniors, or pets, either in the home environment or at a facility that specializes in their care. If you like to take care of others or animals, this is a rewarding career that does not require a degree in higher education. There are certifications that may be worth pursuing in all the below areas of care. Adult Caregivers + CompanionsResponsibilities of the adult caregiver include monitoring health needs and assisting with basic daily needs of preparing and helping with meals and feeding, dressing, monitoring medication, and bathing. It is a growing field and now encompasses personal shoppers for groceries or pharmacy needs, as well as transportation to doctor’s appointments or therapy. Companions can also assist with non-medical care for socialization or light housekeeping duties. ChildcareJobs can be found at daycare centers, worksites, pre-schools, and learning centers. Childcare can also include being a nanny and taking care of children for an individual family. Varied responsibilities can include picking children up at school or preparing an evening meal. Pet Care + Pet GroomingA new and growing field in pet care. There are increasing numbers of pet daycare centers that require full-time pet caretakers to supervise playrooms and socialization areas for dogs. A demand for dog walkers, dog sitters, and pet grooming is also on the rise and lends itself to flexible hours. Types of Jobs
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