Oscar Okosi

1 Communication Skills:

Ability to communicate clearly and effectively

Active listening to understand the needs and preferences of clients

Non-verbal communication skills for clients who may have difficulty with speech

2 Empathy and Compassion:

Understanding and empathizing with the challenges faced by clients

Providing emotional support and encouragement

3 Patience and Adaptability:

Patience to deal with challenging situations calmly

Flexibility to adapt to the changing needs of clients

4 Problem-Solving Skills:

Ability to think on your feet and come up with creative solutions to problems

Resourcefulness in addressing the unique needs of each client

5 Physical Stamina:

Ability to assist with physical tasks such as lifting or moving clients

Endurance to handle the physical demands of the job

6 Personal Care Skills:

Proficiency in assisting with daily living activities, including hygiene, dressing, and feeding

Knowledge of health and safety practices

7 Time Management and Organization:

Ability to manage multiple tasks and clients efficiently

Organizational skills to keep track of appointments, medications, and client schedules

8 Interpersonal Skills:

Building and maintaining positive relationships with clients, their families, and other healthcare professionals

Teamwork and collaboration with colleagues

9 Attention to Detail:

Monitoring clients’ health and well-being closely

Keeping accurate records and documentation

10 Cultural Competence:

Understanding and respecting diverse cultural backgrounds and practices

Providing culturally sensitive care

11 Knowledge of Disability Types and Support Strategies:

Understanding various disabilities and appropriate support methods

Staying informed about best practices and new developments in disability care

12 Confidentiality and Professionalism:

Maintaining client confidentiality and privacy

Upholding ethical standards and professionalism in all interactions