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A part-time home care worker (訪問介護員) position at Earth Support's Tachikawa home-care station, which is recruiting staff ahead of a renewal opening; until it opens, interviews, training and assignments are arranged at a nearby station.
The worker visits clients at home and covers several visits a day, each lasting about 30 minutes to 2 hours. Work is either household support (cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping on the client's behalf) or personal care (help with eating, toileting, bathing and dressing), fitted to each client's schedule and daily life. Training includes on-the-job practice, accompanied visits and self-study, and an in-house home-care skill certification scheme runs from beginner household-support level up to advanced personal-care level.
The posting lists the accepted qualifications as the care worker initial training certificate (初任者研修, home helper level 2), practitioner training (実務者研修, home helper level 1), basic care staff training, or certified care worker (介護福祉士).
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