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Welcome to the Seniors Blue Book local home page for Pueblo and Southern Colorado. I'm Courtney Ergenbright, your local partner at the Seniors Blue Book. Please let me know how I can help you. Whether you are looking for resources,   looking to promote your business, or just want to know what's happening around town, the Seniors Blue Book website is your go-to!    I know from personal experience from taking care of an aging parent in another state that the search is not easy, aging is not easy. Our healthcare system is difficult to navigate, throw in insurance and legal issues on top, and then manage it all in a crisis… no one should have to do it alone. Let me help you. Call or email me today!

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Jun 21, 2024 08:00 AM - 01:00 PM

CarePatrol 4th Annual End Alz Golf Tournament Announcement

Please join CarePatrol of Colorado Springs & Pueblo in our 4th annual #ENDALZ Golf Tournament to raise money for the Alzheimer's Association - Walk to End Alzheimer's 2024.This year the tournament is on June 21st, following the longest day of the year, June 20th. For most people, long days mean warm weather and good times! The longest day of the year is usually the hardest day for those living with Alzheimer's and their families. Spend the long day of light this year fighting the darkness of Alzheimer's with CarePatrol! Register in a team of 4 or single, sponsor a hole or a golf cart and join us in the fight to #ENDALZ! There will be games, a raffle, and even a costume contest. Join in on the fun and the good cause. Hurry and register - spots will fill up fast! When: Friday, June 21st at 8:00 am (check-in at 7:00am) Where: Desert Hawk Golf Course of Pueblo West. 251 McCulloch Blvd, Pueblo West, CO 81007Register: https://loom.ly/HNrI0_Y

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Jun 21, 2024 07:00 AM - 12:00 PM

4th Annual End Alzheimer's Golf Tournament Pueblo

Scan QR code on flyer to register!Questions? Call or Text Riana Shaver at 719-500-1030 or email Rshaver@carepatrol.com

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Jun 14, 2024 07:00 AM - 12:00 PM

PAR-TEE FORE A PURPOSE Golf Tournament 2024

Register by calling Michelle Earnest at 719-534-0908 or by email michelle.earnest@homeinstead.com Deadline for registration is June 1st.

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May 22, 2024 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM

Beneficent CE Class

Beneficent connects seniors and disabled individuals to funds that pay for the high-quality care our industry partners provide. We have 100% application success rate for the programs covering the costs of assisted living, adult day care, non-medical home care, assisted living and skilled nursing facilities. We serve the whole state of Colorado. At Beneficent, we enjoy providing financial certainty and confidence for everyone. Beneficent has been privileged to successfully assist thousands of families and individuals through asset preservation while coping with long-term care costs. We consider the trust extended to us over the last 20 plus years with our industry partners and clients to be among our greatest honors.Case Managers, Social Workers, & Certified Senior Advisors can EARN 1 CEU CREDIT through our 1- HOUR FREE ZOOM CLASSScan QR code or visit, www.DoingGoodForOthers.com to RSVP.Questions, contact Kim Searles, (CSA)Director of Education Kim@DoingGoodForOthers.com 719.645.8350

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AIS Medicare & More

Medicare Advantage Plans 117 West 3rd Street, La Junta, Colorado, 81050

For seniors seeking health insurance coverage, the abundance of information regarding Medicare can be completely overwhelming. Seniors in Colorado who are looking for a Medicare care plan that suits their needs should at least understand some of the basics. Medicare is broken down into different plans with each plan having different qualification requirements. Allen Insurance Services has independent insurance agents available in Colorado to help you. If you have any questions about getting a Medicare insurance policy, contact our agents in the La Junta office for assistance. Give us a call today at 719-363-1502 to hear more about how our services work.

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FirstLight Home Care

Employment Opportunities 805 Eagleridge Boulevard, Pueblo, Colorado, 81008

At FirstLight Home Care, you get to do something that matters. Something that makes a real difference.FirstLight Home Care hires Caregivers, Home Health Aides, CNAs, Care Coordinators, Companion Care and Personal Care Assistants who have integrity, a great capacity for compassion and empathy, and who value a rewarding career. We look for individuals who can help make everyday activities easier for our clients, and who have a genuine desire to enrich the lives of others and make the world a better place! Do you love helping people? Are you a caring, compassionate, active senior, parent, student, or friend? Looking for part or full time work? If so, we want to meet you! Call us today!

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AIS Medicare & More

Medicare Advantage Plans 3559 Baltimore Avenue, Pueblo, Colorado, 81008

For seniors seeking health insurance coverage, the abundance of information regarding Medicare can be completely overwhelming. Seniors in Colorado who are looking for a Medicare care plan that suits their needs should at least understand some of the basics. Medicare is broken down into different plans with each plan having different qualification requirements. Allen Insurance Services has independent insurance agents available in Colorado to help you. If you have any questions about getting a Medicare insurance policy, contact agent Jolynn Allen for assistance. Give us a call today to hear more about how our services work.

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AIS Medicare & More

Medicare Advantage Plans 2615 Main Avenue, Durango, Colorado, 81301

For seniors seeking health insurance coverage, the abundance of information regarding Medicare can be completely overwhelming. Seniors in Colorado who are looking for a Medicare care plan that suits their needs should at least understand some of the basics. Medicare is broken down into different plans with each plan having different qualification requirements. Allen Insurance Services has independent insurance agents available in Colorado to help you. If you have any questions about getting a Medicare insurance policy, contact agent Jolynn Allen for assistance. Give us a call today to hear more about how our services work.

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Fend off the flu this Season

This time of year is all about family gatherings, holiday treats, and reflections on another year past. But behind these seasonal delights lurks a menace poised to pounce on your health and happiness: the flu.Amid the recent concerns over COVID-19 variants and RSV, the flu doesnt get as much coverage as it once did. And for most people, an attack of the flu or influenza is just a miserable inconvenience. But for others, especially those ages 65 and older, the flu can be a life-threatening affliction. So, as you get into the swing of the holidays, its important to remember the following tips so you can avoid the frightful flu!Wash and be watchfulAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the flu virus can survive on some surfaces for up to 48 hours. Just imagine how many surfaces you touch in two days! After spending time in public, its important to wash your hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based sanitizer. And always refrain from touching your eyes, nose and face to avoid infection, from the flu or otherwise.Pay attention to people around you when you are out in public. If someone is showing signs of a sickness, such as sneezing, coughing, or a runny nose, respectfully avoid direct contact with that person. And never eat or drink after anyone, even friends or relatives.Stay fortifiedYour immune system is your bodys security system against illness. But many people forget that a healthy lifestyle can positively impact your bodys defenses. To help your immune system function at its best, you should:Achieve and/or keep a healthy weightEat a vitamin-rich diet high in fruits and vegetablesEstablish an exercise regimenGet the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep each nightManage your blood pressureStay hydratedBe wary of immune system boosters and other trendy health supplements. Many of these havent been tested by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and could lead to further health complications. Always talk to your doctor before adding any supplements to your diet.Get vaccinatedA recent study shows that the flu vaccine could reduce your risk for a flu infection by 40 to 60 percent. And those who still get the flu after receiving the vaccine are more likely to experience mild, non-life-threatening symptoms. Talk to your doctor or visit your local vaccination clinic to learn more about the flu vaccine.Schedule regular health screenings so you can be aware of your condition and how susceptible you may be to infections. And always consult your doctor before making any changes to your diet or exercise routine.This is the time of year for gratitude and good cheer. Dont let a flu infection foil your holiday joy!To learn more please call Life Care Center of Pueblo 719-564-2000

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Get the Facts on Reverse Mortgage Loans

If you are 62 or better, a reverse mortgage loan could help you to enjoy the retirement you deserve, with less financial worries. A reverse mortgage is a home-secured loan that allows homeowners 62+ to convert a portion of the equity in their home into cash and defer repayment until a later date. Benefits of a Reverse Mortgage You are not required to make monthly mortgage payments for so long as you live in the home as your primary residence and pay the property-related taxes, insurance, and general upkeep expenses.         You can use the loan proceeds for just about anything, including supplementing retirement income and paying for in-home care or home renovations.        You retain title and ownership of your house for so long as you meet the loan obligations.        You (or your heirs) will never owe more than the home is worth when its time to repay the loan in full and the home is soldthanks to it being a non-recourse loan.Editors Note: This article was submitted by Bill Niehus, a Reverse Mortgage Planner at Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. He can be reached at 719-650-2620

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Honoring Legacy: Preserving Memories and Stories in Senior Care

In the tender embrace of senior care, there exists a treasure trove of memories and stories waiting to be unveiled. Each elderly resident carries within them a unique legacy, a tapestry woven with the threads of experiences, trials, and triumphs. Preserving these narratives isn't just an act of cherishing the past; it's a profound way of honoring the rich tapestry of a person's life. In senior care facilities around the world, dedicated professionals and compassionate caregivers recognize the importance of these stories. They understand that beyond the wrinkles and graying hair, there lies a reservoir of wisdom and history that deserves to be acknowledged and celebrated.By actively engaging in reminiscence therapy, storytelling sessions, and intergenerational activities, senior care communities are not just providing entertainment; they are weaving a web of connections between generations. These interactions bridge the gap between the elderly and the young, allowing a seamless flow of knowledge and understanding. Preserving memories isnt just about collecting tales of the past; its about fostering a sense of belonging, reducing feelings of isolation, and nurturing emotional well-being. Through carefully crafted activities, seniors are encouraged to share their life stories, passing down traditions, values, and life lessons to the younger generation. In doing so, we create a vibrant tapestry of shared experiences that enrich the lives of everyone involved. In senior care, honoring legacy isnt just a duty; it's a heartfelt celebration of the human spirit, reminding us all that every life, regardless of age, is a story worth telling and preserving.

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Indoor Activities for Seniors in Winter

Depending on where you live, winter is often a time to stay indoors and pursue activities in the warmth of a cozy building.Here are some ideas for how you can keep your body and brain active during these cold months. And since most of us spend too much time on our phones, all of these are cell phone-free!Physical ActivitiesMany local gyms have senior programs, and if not, even just walking on a treadmill is a good alternative to walking outside. Using an elliptical or a stationary bicycle can also give you exercise with minimal joint impact. Oftentimes, gym equipment allows you to watch television while you work out. You can also bring a set of earbuds or headphones to listen to music or an audiobook.Some gyms also offer indoor pools or classes like Zumba, cycling or yoga (for gentler exercise and stretches), and some have indoor sports leagues. These can be great alternatives to the main workout rooms. Some even have water exercise classes.If you don't want to commit to a gym, many local malls allow community members to walk around inside.At home, although it may not be the season for gardening, winter can be a great time for other physical activities, including deep cleaning. Sweeping, mopping, dusting, vacuuming and scrubbing all burn calories and help with muscle tone.You can also try more traditional exercises at home, such as walking up and down the stairs more frequently, walking from one end of the house to another on a loop or even getting up and walking around the house while talking to friends and family on the phone. Try doing stretches on the floor or on your bed, and depending on your level of fitness, you could also try simple exercises like squats in your living room.Mental ExerciseMaybe winter is the time to bring out some of your favorite old hobbies.If you are good with your hands and have a sense of style, crafts are always fun. Crocheting, sewing, woodworking, whittling and wreath-making are just some ideas. If you have grandchildren, getting them involved with you in crafts gives you both something fun to do to build good memories of family. You can even research kids' crafts online for new ideas.Art is another fun hobby you can use to bring out your creative side. Try your hand at painting or drawing, or, if you prefer, coloring. Coloring books for adults have been trendy for the last few years, so there is no shortage of variety if you want to color. Art can help with relaxation in addition to creativity.Of course, there's something to be said for an afternoon reclined on the couch with a good book and a cup of hot cocoa, too. You can go so many different places through fiction without ever leaving your house, and if non-fiction is your preference, you can learn new things and expand your knowledge base.So Much VarietyAll these things are just the tip of the iceberg there's so much you can do indoors! Here are a few other suggestions.Watch a movie with friends.Host a game night with friends or family.Practice a musical instrument.Put together a jigsaw puzzle.Catch up with old friends on the phone.Cook or bake something new.While you're staying inside, there's no reason to be bored. Enjoy some of these warm activities and let the winter fly by! If you have any questions, please call University Park Care Center at 719-545-5321.

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Meet Our New Publisher Courtney Ergenbright

My name is Courtney Ergenbright and I am excited to join the Seniors Blue Book team as the Regional Director for Colorado Springs, Southern Colorado and the Western Slope.  I bring over 20 years of advertising and marketing experience to the position and have helped businesses and organizations of all sizes achieve great results from their various campaigns.  I have also worked in community relations with many nonprofits, and I am passionate about helping businesses and nonprofits "do good" in the local community.  This is one of the many reasons why I am looking forward to my new role at Seniors Blue Book as it provides such a great service to the Seniors community.  I hope to meet as many of you as possible in the near future and discuss how Seniors Blue Book can help elevate your brand and increase exposure of your business with our various print and online advertising opportunities. Call her at anytime at 800-201-9989.

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AIS Medicare & More and The Seniors Blue Book

11 Connects Samantha Basirico, along with Jolyn Allen with AIS Medicare & More and Courtney Ergenbright with the Seniors Blue Book highlight the Southern Colorado Seniors Blue Book and talk about the amazing resources available to the senior and professional community. 

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Long-term Care Solutions - Lisa's Life Changing Testimonial

Beneficent creates solutions for senior and disabled adults to pay for Long-term Care Services - INCLUDING HOME CARE, ASSISTED LIVING, OR SKILLED NURSING. Our clients benefit from step-by-step guidance which results in minimizing spend down, preserving assets, and limiting out-of-pocket expenses. BENEFICENT HAS OVER 200 FIVE-STAR REVIEWS ON GOOGLE AND THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU. During our FREE initial consultation, you'll walk away with certainty on your next steps moving forward regarding how to pay for long-term care. Go to our website to learn more. www.DoingGoodForOthers.com

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KKTV 11 interviews AIS Medicaid & More and Seniors Blue Book

KKTE 11 interviews AIS Medicaid & More and Seniors Blue Book on their morning show

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Registered Nurse Operating Room Circulator

Full Job DescriptionWork Schedule:Full-Time positions availablePRN/Per-Diem positions availableNo Weekends/No Holidays/No CallSummary:RN provides competent and skilled nursing care to patients throughout the three stages of perioperative care by performing the following job responsibilities.Essential Job Responsibilities with demonstrated competency:Communication of procedures and treatments with patient and significant others to gain cooperation, understanding, and trust and allay apprehension while reaching mutual consent in care approach.Communicates patient education based on individualized needs of the patient, as requested by Physician and/or facility policy to optimize the patients preparation for surgery and continued care upon discharge.Directs care of the patient in accordance with physician orders, including astute assessment of patient responses to medical treatment, therapeutic response to prescribed medications, ability to recognize significant conditions and adverse reactions, and effectively communicates patient's condition, progress, and reaction to drugs, treatments, and or significant change in condition with physician, peers & family.Obtains concurrent vital signs to detect deviations from expected normal values and assesses condition for changing patient status and independently intervenes with appropriate care.Plans and delivers direct patient care based upon evidence-based standards, facility policies, procedures, protocols or processes.Maintains awareness of specific needs of patient including but not limited to: comfort; pain relief; anxiety relief; cultural and spiritual diversity; age specificity; protection of tissue and nerve damage by proper body positioning while under anesthesia; prevention of surgical site infection; hydration; thermoregulation; hemodynamics; accurate management of specimens; prevention of URO and protection against burns; and plans interventions accordingly.Verifies patient identification; patients understanding of planned procedure by cross reference to signed consent; correct procedure site, side, & supplies; allergies and special needs before proceeding with planned procedure.Applies experiential knowledge for making decisions specific to efficiencies and cost containment to optimize workflow and protection of business assets.Accurately communicates continuum of direct patient care verbally and in writing of initial assessment of baseline medical and surgical history, allergies and physical conditions and re-assessments of treatments, medications administered, and general patient progress.Prepares operating / procedure rooms with specific equipment, sterile instruments and supplies based on physician preferences and the accumulative knowledge based on experiences to optimize workflow, efficiencies and cost containment strategies.Consistently performs hand hygiene practices for the prevention of infection.Concurrently participates in facility quality assessment and performance improvement activities identified by the organization.Other responsibilities may be assigned by management.Education/Experience:Associate Degree (A.A.) or equivalent from two-year accredited School of Nursing orBaccalaureate Degree (B.S.) from four-year accredited School of NursingCurrent license from State Board of NursingCurrent BCLS certificationCurrent ACLS certification (to administer Moderate Sedation or PACU position)Current PALS certificationAdvanced knowledge in critical thinking, and applied critical care nursing practiceSpecialized knowledge, skill and abilities in empirical & practical perioperative nursing.Specific knowledge, skill and abilities in aseptic techniques, use and application of surgical instrumentation and specialty surgical equipment & supplies.Advanced knowledge in aesthetic practice of nursing.Orthopedic and/or Spine OR experience required.Able to work independently in a fast-paced outpatient surgical center.Job Types: Full-time, PRNPay: From $36.00 per hourBenefits:401(k)Dental insuranceDisability insuranceEmployee assistance programFlexible scheduleFlexible spending accountHealth insuranceLife insurancePaid sick timePaid time offVision insuranceMedical specialties:SurgeryPhysical setting:OutpatientStandard shift:Day shiftWeekly schedule:Monday to FridayApplication Question(s):Are you willing to relocate to Colorado Springs, CO?Experience:Operating Room: 1 year (Preferred)License/Certification:RN License (Required)Work Location: On the roadAPPLY HERE

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Nursing Home Administrator - Must be willing to locate to La Junta, CO

QualificationsLicensed Nursing Home Administrator license (Required)Full Job DescriptionBluestem Village is a newly built state-of-the-art skilled nursing facility is designed with the Resident in mind that focus on the needs of individuals in a home-like environment located at 1 Darlene Drive, La Junta, CO 81050. We are looking for an innovative Nursing Home Administrator to head this exciting brand-new facility. The start date for the ideal candidate would be December 2022.The primary responsibility of your job position is to plan, organize, develop, coordinate and manage the overall operations of the nursing home in accordance with federal, state and local standards, guidelines and regulations and in accordance with Vivage Management policies and procedures.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:Program, Policies and Procedure Duties: 50% timeDirects and implements safety practices including emergency preparednessAssures department managers plan, organize, develop, implement, evaluate and direct facility programs and activitiesRecruits, trains and leads an effective professional team of managers who implement programs and services which reflect Vivage Managements values, goals and ethics, and which support financial growth and stabilityManages Workers Compensation program in coordination with the HR DirectorParticipates in governmental agency facility surveysAssures adherence to all Vivage Management standards, programs, policies and systemsChairs the facilitys Performance Improvement Committee and assures appropriate follow-upEnsures the communication and enforcement of residents rights; reviews resident complaints and grievances; prepares written reports of action taken; discusses with resident and family as appropriatePromotes Vivages philosophy of culture change and person-centered care model to ensure residents have the opportunity to grow and live enriched lives in a non-traditional nursing home setting.Develops and implements a marketing plan to maintain facility viability and success; maintains occupancy and payor mix to maximize financial outcomesParticipates in various facility, corporate and external committees and task forcesAbility to plan, organize, develop, implement, and interpret relevant programs, goals, objectives, policies and proceduresKeeps abreast of industry trends through continuing education, committee involvement, journals, networking and other available avenuesMust possess the ability to plan, organize, develop, implement, and interpret the programs, goals, objectives, policies and procedures, etc., necessary for providing quality care and maintaining a sound operationCompletes special projects as assignedReporting Duties: 20%timeMonitors procurement and utilization of equipment and supplies sufficient to provide safe, sanitary, and quality resident services in all areasEnsures that an adequate number of appropriately trained staff are on duty at all times to meet the needs of the residentsCompletes all required reports and projects in a timely, efficient mannerProvides timely documentation regarding performance, counseling and guidance to department managers while promoting growth and competency in a positive and nurturing environmentDevelops and maintains written job descriptions that accurately reflect job responsibilities and are in compliance with regulatory requirementsMust be able to communicate policies, procedures, regulations, reports, etc., to personnel, residents, family members, visitors, and government agencies/personnelDepartment Support Duties: 15% timeAssures departmental response and follow-up to Vivage Managements Consolidated Site ReportsAssists department managers with staff counseling and performance evaluations.Provides effective leadership and direction to department managersMaintains appropriate communication with Vivage Management regarding all clinical, financial and operational issuesEnsures facility and personal involvement within the communityManagement Duties: 15%timeDevelops effective working relationships with staff and maintains an environment conducive to building teamsFunctions as the homes chief public relations officerResponsible for the overall financial performance of the facilityPurchases all equipment and capital items in accordance with Vivage Management approval protocol and facility governing bodyMust possess the ability to work harmoniously with and supervise other personnelTALENT:Relationship BuildingDemonstrate friendliness and enthusiasmBuild relationships with all types of peopleHave empathy, a caring attitude and sincere interest in othersInfluencingCommunicate clearly and effectivelyExecutingAbility to organize and prioritize workloadDetail oriented and follow throughStrategic ThinkingSolve problems effectivelySKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE:Knowledge of computer systems, system applications, and other office equipmentStrong financial management skillsWorking knowledge of long-term care state and federal regulations, Medicare, Medicaid, employment law, OSHA and Workers CompensationBasic computer skills including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and emailKnowledge of laws, regulations, and guidelines pertaining to hospital and nursing facility administrative proceduresEDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:Education: Bachelors Degree (Masters Degree) preferred in Health Care or related field; Eden Associate also preferred.Experience: Must have a minimum of (3) three years supervisory experience (5) years preferred in a long-term care facility Experience as a Nursing Home Administrator (strongly preferred)License: Nursing Home Administrator license in good standing in the state of Colorado preferred.PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to stand; walk; sit; use hand and fingers to handle or feel objects, tools or controls; reach with hands and arms; climb stairs; balance; stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl; talk and hearSpecific vision abilities required by the job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and the ability to adjust focusMust be able to assist in the evacuation of residentsSits, stands, bends, lifts and moves intermittently during working hoursMust be able to lift, push, pull, and move a minimum of 50 poundsWORK ENVIRONMENT:Majority of time spent in an office environment that is heated and/or air-conditioned.Position requires some exposure to facilities, which involves exposure to healthcare environmentWorks in all areas of the buildingMoves intermittently during working hoursIs subject to frequent interruptionsCommunicates with personnel, facility staff, and other department supervisorsIs involved with residents, personnel, visitors, government agencies/personnel, etc., under all conditions and circumstancesIs subject to difficult and emotionally upset personnel, visitors, etc.Works beyond normal duty hours, on weekends and holidays as necessaryIs subject to call back during emergency conditions (e.g., severe weather, evacuation, post-disaster, etc.)Is subject to injury from falls, burns from equipment, odors, etc., throughout the workday, as well as reactions from dust, disinfectants, tobacco smoke, and other air contaminantsMay be subject to the handling of and exposure to hazardous chemicalsMust be able to work with the ill, disabled, elderly, emotionally upset, and, at times, hostile people within the facilityOTHER:Ability to travel to offsite meetings and educational events, including those requiring overnight staysMust possess a valid and unrestricted Drivers LicenseClassification: ExemptMaintains safe work environment and exhibits safe work practicesMust not pose a direct threat to the health or safety of other individuals in the workplaceAbility to work beyond normal working hours and on weekends and holidays as necessaryPass background, CAPs and pose no direct threat to the health or safety of individuals in the workplaceCOVID Vaccine or Qualifying Exemption RequiredJob Type: Full-timePay: $110,000.00 - $120,000.00 per yearSchedule:On callWeekend availabilityLicense/Certification:Licensed Nursing Home Administrator license (Required)APPLY HERE

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Caregiver - Same Day Pay!

Your Rewarding Career as a Caregiver Community Hero!Are you looking for a career where you can make a difference? Click here to see how we express our feelings about our caregiver heroes on the homefront.FirstLight provides comprehensive caregiver training, flexible schedules and the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others! At FirstLight Home Care, you get to do something that matters - that positively impacts your world - and makes a real difference. FirstLight Home Care is putting an emphasis on caring for our caregivers so we can continue to serve our communitiesHere is What We Are Doing to Keep You Safe During COVID-19:Follow all CDC guidelinesProvide personal protective equipment (PPE)Daily monitoring of symptoms of caregiversIncreased training around infection control protocolsRegular checks with clients and families to identify any symptoms Your FirstLight Rewarding Benefits:Flexible Hours that fit YOUR schedule!A Great Culture of Care Work Environment where you can thrive!Free Learning, Development, & Recertification opportunities!Career Advancement that rewards and celebrates YOU!Competitive Pay for your career choiceMeaningful Work to make a positive difference in the lives of others, just to name a few!Community involvement A Day in the Life of a FirstLight Caregiver:Providing companionship conversationPreparing and serving mealsHelp with mobility, bathing and groomingLight housekeeping and laundryShopping, errands and transportationGrocery shoppingSorting/organizing mail and assisting with bill payingYou Are a Great Fit for This Role When You Have:Previous caregiving experience (preferred), capes optional!A passion for caregiving and a desire to help othersA commitment to being present and providing quality careEmpathy, patience, kindness and respectWant to join our dynamic culture? Apply Today!

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Social Workers Needed!!!

Do you have your MSW? Are you interested in traveling for work? Consider coming to Pueblo, CO to work at a Mental Health Facility! If interested, please send me an updated resume posommer@maximstaffing.comPosition: Social Worker | MSWLocation: Pueblo, COShift: 40 hr/wk | 5 x 8 hrStart: 2/20 or first week of MarchTravel Pay: $1,937/wk-Stipend: $1,057/wk-Weekly Wage: $880/wkPolly Sommersposommer@maximstaffing.comCall (303) 481-7686 | Text (720) 460-908

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