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Caregiver Job in Dortmund, Germany - Earn 2430 EUR

Dortmund, Germany

Client

woman 96 years 160 cm 45 kg

Diagnoses

Walks Wheelchair and walker handling Alzheimer Interruption of night sleep Dementia Age weakness Incontinence Personal hygiene

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Job description

Substitute for 4 weeks: Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior, 160 cm, 45 kg, with various age-related limitations such as advanced dementia, physical weakness, partial mobility - she is unsteady on her feet, posing a risk of falling. The senior requires assistance with dressing and morning and evening hygiene. Nighttime waking is currently more frequent, occurring 2-3 times per night over the last two weeks. It is also necessary to take care of the household, cook, do laundry, and shop. The senior lives in a family house, and the caregiver has access to two rooms and a private toilet.

Available from

Dec.
05

Rotation to

Jan
16

Rotation

days
42

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Job Responsibilities

• Walks
• Cooking
• Washing
• Ironing
• Shopping
• Washing up
• Dressing up
• Housekeeping
• Night walking

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Requirements

Necessary

• German B1-intermediate
• Caregiving experience

Preferred

• Woman

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Salary conditions and bonuses

2490 €/ month/ self-employed

83.00 €/ day/ self-employed

• +250.0, EUR travel bonus
• house
• Internet

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30 years of experience
100% free of charge, Support 7 days a week

5 applicants responded to this job offer

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We want to understand your preferences and abilities so that we can find a job that suits you.

2

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Choose from the current job offers on the website, or we will recommend the most suitable job based on your preferences.

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3

Approval of the offer

We will introduce you to the family and partner agency. The approval process is quick and transparent.

You can also respond to multiple offers at once for a higher chance of success.

4

Contract documents

After family approval, please send us:

• Copy of the identity card
• Trade licence (Germany only)
• Copy of health card

5

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We will ensure a safe journey to your family or guide you on how to get there in the most comfortable way.

6

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Support throughout our cooperation. We are here for you 7 days a week whenever you need help or advice.

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Frequently asked questions - Carers

Do you charge fees?

You don't pay our employment agency anything at all. We believe it is not right to charge people money in order to enable them to work, and so we offer assistance in finding job positions completely free of charge.

Do I have to be self-employed?

Most job positions in Germany are based on Slovak/Czech trade licenses, though employment contracts are possible with some families. In Switzerland, work is conducted under Swiss employment contracts.

Do I need a caregiving course to work as a caregiver?

A caregiving course is not required for families in Germany, but you need at least some experience of caring at home. In Switzerland, most families require a caregiving course.

How long will it take you to find me a family?

Finding a family is an individual matter for every candidate, so there is no exact time frame for when we will find you a family that suits you both. In some cases we can arrange a job within a few hours, at other times the wait is a few days. For families in Switzerland, the wait can stretch to a month because of high demand. We place candidates fastest in the summer months, June – August, and more slowly from the end of January to the end of March.

Can you help me travel? Who pays for the trip?

If you wish, we will organise your transport. We have worked for many years with transport companies that our caregivers are happy to use again and again. You can of course choose another way of travelling that you prefer. The caregiver pays for the journey herself and the family contributes to it – €180 – 300 in Germany, CHF 380 – 400 in Switzerland, depending on the offer. If you do not have the cash to travel to Germany, we can pay the fare for you and deduct it from your pay afterwards.

How long are rotations usually?

In Germany a standard assignment lasts 4 – 6 weeks, in Switzerland 2 – 3 months. Replacement assignments are shorter.

What is the salary and what does it depend on?

In Germany the pay is up to €3 500 a month as a self-employed caregiver – the exact amount is stated in each offer. It depends on your German, the client’s state of health and whether you care for one person or a married couple. In Switzerland the pay is up to CHF 3 500 net a month on a Swiss employment contract.

What level of German do I need to have for a carer job?

In Germany, families most often require intermediate to good German; some are happy with basic German and/or want another language, such as Czech, Russian or Bulgarian. Families in Switzerland require good German, although a solid intermediate level is sometimes enough.

Do you also offer work for male carers?

Yes, we successfully place male caregivers with families too.

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