HCA TRAINING : HOME CARE AIDE (5 HOURS)
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Health & Safety Code Section 1796.44-1796.45
The AB1217 Home Care Services Consumer Protection Act, signed and passed by California Governor, Jerry Brown and became a law in October,2013. The Act has stricter requirement now and all Home Care Agencies have to comply.
For Caregivers, Licensing and Training requirements effective January 01, 2016.
Two Hours of Orientation training regarding his/her role as a Caregiver and the applicable terms of employment.
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Roles and Duties of a HCA
The following list of duties is a guideline of possible duties to be performed independently, or as a group of duties in the course of working with the client. The HCA duties are not limited to those listed:
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Companionship
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Dressing
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Eating
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Personal Care
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Maintaining Continence
(Activities of Daily Living) & (Instrumental Activities of Daily Living)
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Caregiver & Employer Work Agreement
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Job Description
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Work Schedules
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Wages & Fees
Three hours of Safety Training including basic safety precautions, emergency procedures, and infection control.
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Workplace Safety
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Proper Lifting Techniques
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Fall Prevention
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Fire Safety
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Infection Control
Training
The Professional Homecare Certification
It is a 3 full day training program on the following topics:
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DAY ONE
Training & Caregiver Introduction
Caregiver Performance & Appraisal
The Aging Processes
Activities of Daily Living
Duties of A Caregiver
The Client’s Rights & Caregiver’s Rights
Understanding & Reporting Elder Abuse
Client Observation, Documenting & Reporting
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DAY TWO
Universal Precautions
HIPPA Laws
Cal OSHA
Dispensing Medications
Caring For Hospice & Terminally ill
Nutrition For Healthy Aging
Dehydration & Constipation
Caring For Diabetic Clients
Preventing Bedsores
DAY THREE
Becoming Caregiver
A Professional Caregiver
Building Relationship
Preventing Caregiver Burnout
Exam:
Training Evaluations
Certificate of Completion Presentation
ID card