Before you can become a certified caregiver (HCA-C) in Washington state, you need to complete a 75-hour basic caregiving training program. Sunrise Service’s program meets all DSHS requirements and prepares you for the state exam.
GTP helps clients who are aging or permanently physically disabled and struggling with either a serious mental illness or dementia. With this job, you can help the people in your community who need it most.
At Sunrise, we pay for many of our employees’ initial licensing and continuing education requirements. If you start a caregiving job with us, we pay you to earn your Washington state HCA-C license and pay for CE (Continued Education) training for license renewal.
Self-care looks different for everyone. Your doctor or behavioral healthcare provider may have more specific recommendations, but for now, here are some ideas you might find helpful.
Supported and Community Living Services in Washington State help people with developmental disabilities live in a home in the community rather than in an institution. Clients receive support as needed from dedicated care professionals through a certified Supported Living Provider like Sunrise Services.
There are many different types of services that can fall under the home care umbrella. These care services can be short-term or long-term and occur as often as the care recipient needs them.
To become an HCA-C and maintain your certification, you need to complete the HCA training and take the state licensing test. We offer a comprehensive initial HCA caregiver training, a Bridge HCA to Nursing Assistant, and a variety of continuing education (CE) options to help you maintain your credentials.
Here are some tips to help you prepare for your interview and make a good impression on your potential employer, whether that’s Sunrise or another human services organization.
To start a career as a health care coordinator, you need the right mix of education, experience, and skills. Here’s what you need to qualify for your first health care coordinator job.
Are you thinking about a career where you can make a real difference in people’s lives? Consider becoming a home care aide. The need for home care aides is growing quickly as the population ages, especially since many older adults want to stay in their own homes as they age.