What will i learn?
- A desire to help people.
- The ability to work well with others
- Patience and the ability to remain calm in stressful situations.
- The ability to accept criticism and work well under pressure
- To be thorough and pay attention to detail.
Curriculum for this course
12 Lessons
00:48:30 Hours
Mobility Assistance
4 Lessons
00:09:42 Hours
- How to lead a client and walk round 00:09:42
- Mobility Assistance Test 00:00:00
- test
- test 00:00:00
Techniques and Equipment
2 Lessons
00:09:42 Hours
- Different techniques and equipment required in care assistant 00:09:42
- Test on Techniques and Equipment 00:00:00
Helping a Client Walk
2 Lessons
00:09:42 Hours
- How to help clients to fetch some materials 00:09:42
- Test on Helping a Client Walk 00:00:00
Assisting the Visually Impaired
2 Lessons
00:09:42 Hours
- how to assist the visual impaired person 00:09:42
- Test on Assisting the Visually Impaired 00:00:00
Minimizing Injury when a client start to Fall
2 Lessons
00:09:42 Hours
- Ways to minimize injuries when a client start falling 00:09:42
- Test on Minimizing Injury when a client start to Fall 00:00:00
Mobility Help 2.0
0 Lessons
00:00:00 Hours
Requirements
- Level 1 Certificate in Health and Social Care.
- Level 2 Diploma in Care.
- T Level in Health.
- The primary qualifications for getting a job as a health care assistant with no experience are a high school diploma and a degree or certificate from a health care assistant training program.
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Description
As a health care assistant, no experience is needed to get an entry-level job at a hospital or other clinical practice facility. In this industry, the phrase no experience is slightly misleading, as you get training and experience as part of an education program that you must complete to work as a healthcare assistant. These types of entry-level jobs are common among students who want to work in their community to gain experience providing medical care to patients before moving on to another position. As an entry-level healthcare assistant, you may lift up to 30 pounds, stand and walk for extended periods, or kneel as required for patient care, so physical fitness is important.
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