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Q. How can I become a Caregiver?
A. Typically a High School diploma or equivalent is required, formal training through an accredited institution can also be helpful, courses cover topics like nutrition and wellness, hygiene, ethics and legal responsibilities, and communication and documentation.
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Q. What does a Home Health Aide do?
A. Home Health Aides are responsible for providing non-medical care to clients. Caregivers often provide their services in their clients’ homes.
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Q. What is the growth potential of a Caregiver?
A. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Caregiver jobs are expected to increase 21% by 2033.*
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Q. How much does a Caregiver training program cost?
A. Tuition for this program is $485 total when you pay in full. Payment plans are also available.
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Q. Is this Caregiver training program accredited?
A. U.S. Career Institute is Accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency.
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Q. Where Can I Work as a Home Health Aide, Personal Care Assistant or Caregiver?
A. Demand for highly skilled Home Health Aides, Personal Care Assistants or Caregivers can be found in client's homes, large care communities and small group homes.
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Q. What skills will I learn in this Caregiver training program?
A. Skills covered in the Caregiver training program include Ethics and Responsibilities, Introduction to Psychology, Nutrition and Wellness, Vital Signs, Preventing Infection, Communication, Documentation, Personal Care, Medications: What To Do & What Not To Do.
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