Provide day-to-day personal assistance and companionship.
Assist with organizing daily schedules, appointments, and reminders.
Assist with correspondence, phone calls, paperwork, and bill organization.
Help coordinate communication with healthcare providers, family members, and service providers.
Support household organization, including managing supplies and light administrative tasks.
Encourage participation in enjoyable activities and social engagement.
Provide reassurance and emotional support to help reduce anxiety.
Communicate clearly and patiently with an individual who has profound hearing loss.
Observe changes in mood, behavior, or well-being and communicate concerns appropriately.
Maintain confidentiality, professionalism, and respect for the clients' dignity and independence.

Previous experience working as a personal assistant, experience working with the elderly preferred.
Outstanding organizational and time management skills.
Exceptional patience, compassion, and emotional intelligence.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to communicate effectively with someone who has significant hearing impairment.
Reliable transportation and a valid driver's license.
Comfortable using computers, smartphones, email, and online scheduling tools.
CPR/First Aid certification is a plus but not required.

Personal Assistant

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