Intervention Specialists

A professional who displays patience while specializing in working with adults who may need additional assistance in more than one area. This individual must be able to target and properly assess issues that may arise while offering the best solution. The IS must be able to do the following:

• Willing to go into the veterans in their private setting and build trust in order to work with them comfortably.

• Create specific learning and development opportunities and work with a mental health counselor or the veteran’s primary physician.

• Help the veteran to relearn and navigate diminished social and life skills that will make them confident in getting back acclimated to normal life.

Nurse Practitioner (part time)

A professional who patiently provides comprehensive care in helping our veterans with prioritizing their health, with disease prevention and a wellness curriculum. The NP must also provide the following:

• On-site physical exams and administering of meds under the collaborating agreement of the veterans physician.

• Keep daily notes on veteran health assessments to relay to their doctors.

• Offer counseling on creating and applying a healthier lifestyle.

• Be a safe place for the veterans and be mindful of their mental and physical health.

STNA/CNA (part-time)

A nursing professional who will patiently assist disabled veterans with their care outside the scope of a nurse, with care such as bathing, assisting them in getting dressed, grooming and with their meals. The STNA/CAN must also provide the following:

• Offer support where needed and display extreme patience as their family and friends are not always available.

• Keep accurate records of treatments and progress.

Cleaning Services

A hired worker(s) who ensures the property and the rooms are kept clean and sterilized is needed. They would also be responsible for washing the linens and other items.

Transportation Provider

A hired worker(s) responsible for taking unlicensed veterans to necessary personal and mandatory appointments.

CCHS/CPT (Certified Clinical Hemodalysis Technician/Licensed Phlebotomist)

• If needed maintain strict infection control protocols.

• Equipment operations and repair services.

• Patient care and assessing patients during procedures.

• Assist and supervise STNA personnel if applicable.