Working Alone in Someone’s Home Takes a Different Kind of Training…
Private duty home care staff don’t have a supervisor down the hall or a team nearby if something goes wrong — they’re managing medications, transfers, aggression, and medical emergencies solo, inside someone else’s home. That reality demands a different depth of preparation than a typical onboarding checklist offers. Direct Care Training’s 40-Hour Private Duty Home […]
The Same Core Skills, Three Very Different Settings…
Nurse Assistive Personnel move between hospitals, nursing homes, and private homes throughout their careers — and while the core principles of good care stay constant, how those principles get applied shifts with every setting. Direct Care Training’s Essential Care Principles for Nurse Assistive Personnel (4 CEUs) gives staff the grounding to adapt without losing consistency. […]