The Personal Care Assistant (PCA) at Traditions of West Chester plays a vital role in providing nursing and nursing-related services to residents, ensuring that each individual's comprehensive assessment and plan of care are met. The PCA is responsible for maintaining a homelike environment that promotes resident rights and independence. This position requires a compassionate approach to care, focusing on the dignity and respect of each resident while assisting them in their daily activities. The PCA will engage in various tasks that include direct care, assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), and maintaining a clean and safe environment for residents. In this role, the PCA will provide direct care to residents, which includes assisting with bathing, grooming, dressing, mobility, transferring, and feeding. The PCA is expected to follow the resident's plan of care closely, seeking guidance from nursing staff when necessary. The position also involves monitoring residents' progress and reporting any significant changes in their condition to the Nurse. The PCA will participate in creating a positive living environment by addressing cleanliness and comfort, ensuring that residents feel at home. The PCA will also be responsible for documenting care provided, maintaining accurate records of residents' conditions, and communicating effectively with nursing staff throughout their shift. This role requires adherence to safety protocols, including the proper use of personal protective equipment and compliance with infection control policies. The PCA will engage in ongoing training and education to enhance their skills and knowledge in providing quality care to residents.