Are you a certified Home Health Aide seeking employment? Look no further!
First Care of New York is seeking certified Home Health Aides. We have immediate job placement for those who qualify. To apply all you need to do is stop by our office with the following documents:
• Valid ID and Social Security Card
• 2 Professional Reference Letters
• A Current Physical dated within 3 months
• Valid HHA Certificate
If you qualify you will be scheduled for our upcoming new hire orientation. Our next orientation is scheduled for Friday October 8th so hurry in to reserve your spot!
If you have any questions or require additional information please call us at: Bronx: 718-364-7251 Option 7, Brooklyn: 718-675-6200, Queens: 718-478-1454
First Care of New York provides Free training of Personal Care Aides and Home Health Aides in the Bronx, Kings and Queens counties.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
October and November Classes
First Care of NY is now accepting applications for October and November classes!
Autumn is here and we are looking for fill our training sessions and open HHA work opportunities. We are in need of certified Home Health Aides to service NYC. We service Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan. Not certified? No Problem! First Care of NY provides FREE Home Attendant training.
For more information please feel free to call any one of our offices. Bronx: 718-364-7251 option 7, Brooklyn: 718-675-6200, or Queens: 718-478-1454.
First Care of New York provides free training of Personal Care Aides and Home Health Aides in the Bronx, Kings, and Queens counties.
Autumn is here and we are looking for fill our training sessions and open HHA work opportunities. We are in need of certified Home Health Aides to service NYC. We service Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan. Not certified? No Problem! First Care of NY provides FREE Home Attendant training.
For more information please feel free to call any one of our offices. Bronx: 718-364-7251 option 7, Brooklyn: 718-675-6200, or Queens: 718-478-1454.
First Care of New York provides free training of Personal Care Aides and Home Health Aides in the Bronx, Kings, and Queens counties.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Immediate Job Placement!!!
Are you an outgoing person who enjoys the responsibility of taking care of others?
If so then, First Care of New York is the right place for you
We offer FREE TRAINING with immediate Job Placement.
For more info feel free to contact one of our Recruiters in any one of our locations
Bronx 718-364-7251, Brooklyn 718-675-6200 or Queens 718-478-1454
If so then, First Care of New York is the right place for you
We offer FREE TRAINING with immediate Job Placement.
For more info feel free to contact one of our Recruiters in any one of our locations
Bronx 718-364-7251, Brooklyn 718-675-6200 or Queens 718-478-1454
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Job Fair
Announcement: First Care of NY will be attending a city wide job fair sponsored by NYC HRA at the Jacob Javits Center on Thursday September 28 from 8:30-4pm. We will be seeking applicants for our Personal Care Aide/Home Attendant Trainings as well as those who are certified Home Health Aides. Bring your resumes and visit us!
Friday, August 27, 2010
Free PCA Training
Want to become a certified Home Attendant for FREE? First Care of NY is now accepting applications for Home Attendant training beginning in September!
Feel free to stop by for additional information or to apply. Our offices are open Monday through Friday from 9-5pm. Training is available in English and in Spanish. All we need to get you started is a Valid ID, Social Security Card, and 1 Professional Reference Letter. Call us at 718-364-7251 Option 7 or 718-675-6200 if you have any questions.
Good Luck!
Feel free to stop by for additional information or to apply. Our offices are open Monday through Friday from 9-5pm. Training is available in English and in Spanish. All we need to get you started is a Valid ID, Social Security Card, and 1 Professional Reference Letter. Call us at 718-364-7251 Option 7 or 718-675-6200 if you have any questions.
Good Luck!
Monday, August 23, 2010
5 Tips to Help Ace the Class Interview:
1) Come Prepared!: It’s easy to make an impression when you’re prepared. Bring a pen and some paper to take notes or to write down any questions you may have.
2) Dress to Impress!: As with any job interview you should always dress to show how serious you are about the position.
3) Answer all Questions: Try your best to answer all questions asked as thoroughly as possible. If the response needs to be written down please write as clear as possible in print.
4) Ask Questions: It’s very important to understand what you are signing up for, so please feel free to ask us as many questions as you like. We are more than happy to help and answer all your questions.
5) Please provide us with Up-to-date contact information: Please provide us with your complete contact information. It will be most helpful as to avoid losing contact with you and possibly losing your opportunity to take the training.
1) Come Prepared!: It’s easy to make an impression when you’re prepared. Bring a pen and some paper to take notes or to write down any questions you may have.
2) Dress to Impress!: As with any job interview you should always dress to show how serious you are about the position.
3) Answer all Questions: Try your best to answer all questions asked as thoroughly as possible. If the response needs to be written down please write as clear as possible in print.
4) Ask Questions: It’s very important to understand what you are signing up for, so please feel free to ask us as many questions as you like. We are more than happy to help and answer all your questions.
5) Please provide us with Up-to-date contact information: Please provide us with your complete contact information. It will be most helpful as to avoid losing contact with you and possibly losing your opportunity to take the training.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
What is a professional reference letter? vs. What is a personal reference letter?
What is a professional reference letter? vs. What is a personal reference letter?
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing you a professional reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Job Title ex. (RN, Social Worker, Police Officer, Manager, etc.)
2- Company Name and Address.
3- Phone Number
4- Speak to your good character and must be signed.
5- Must be typed and signed.
For example, if you are looking for a job as a Home Care Attendant and you provide three professional references (I.E. from a Business Owner, Tax Consultant and/or a Doctor) this exhibits that you have excellent professional contacts.
They may also want to specify in what capacity they know you, such as being an Employer, Supervisor, Co-Worker or business associate. This helps us understand what your relationship was to the reference and how they are qualified to critique your experience.
PERSONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing a personal reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Can be written by a Friend and/or Family member.
2- Phone Number.
3- Can be hand-written or typed.
When written by a family member or friend, the letter is likely to include specific examples that help illustrate all of the character traits that make the individual qualified for that position.
Including a reference's job title can help advance your image especially if the person's position is similar to the job you want or business you are pursuing. In this case, we will be interested in feedback about you from someone in a related field or who was in a position of responsibility that can judge your work experience, professionalism and reliability.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing you a professional reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Job Title ex. (RN, Social Worker, Police Officer, Manager, etc.)
2- Company Name and Address.
3- Phone Number
4- Speak to your good character and must be signed.
5- Must be typed and signed.
For example, if you are looking for a job as a Home Care Attendant and you provide three professional references (I.E. from a Business Owner, Tax Consultant and/or a Doctor) this exhibits that you have excellent professional contacts.
They may also want to specify in what capacity they know you, such as being an Employer, Supervisor, Co-Worker or business associate. This helps us understand what your relationship was to the reference and how they are qualified to critique your experience.
PERSONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing a personal reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Can be written by a Friend and/or Family member.
2- Phone Number.
3- Can be hand-written or typed.
When written by a family member or friend, the letter is likely to include specific examples that help illustrate all of the character traits that make the individual qualified for that position.
Including a reference's job title can help advance your image especially if the person's position is similar to the job you want or business you are pursuing. In this case, we will be interested in feedback about you from someone in a related field or who was in a position of responsibility that can judge your work experience, professionalism and reliability.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing you a professional reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Job Title ex. (RN, Social Worker, Police Officer, Manager, etc.)
2- Company Name and Address.
3- Phone Number
4- Speak to your good character and must be signed.
5- Must be typed and signed.
For example, if you are looking for a job as a Home Care Attendant and you provide three professional references (I.E. from a Business Owner, Tax Consultant and/or a Doctor) this exhibits that you have excellent professional contacts.
They may also want to specify in what capacity they know you, such as being an Employer, Supervisor, Co-Worker or business associate. This helps us understand what your relationship was to the reference and how they are qualified to critique your experience.
PERSONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing a personal reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Can be written by a Friend and/or Family member.
2- Phone Number.
3- Can be hand-written or typed.
When written by a family member or friend, the letter is likely to include specific examples that help illustrate all of the character traits that make the individual qualified for that position.
Including a reference's job title can help advance your image especially if the person's position is similar to the job you want or business you are pursuing. In this case, we will be interested in feedback about you from someone in a related field or who was in a position of responsibility that can judge your work experience, professionalism and reliability.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing you a professional reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Job Title ex. (RN, Social Worker, Police Officer, Manager, etc.)
2- Company Name and Address.
3- Phone Number
4- Speak to your good character and must be signed.
5- Must be typed and signed.
For example, if you are looking for a job as a Home Care Attendant and you provide three professional references (I.E. from a Business Owner, Tax Consultant and/or a Doctor) this exhibits that you have excellent professional contacts.
They may also want to specify in what capacity they know you, such as being an Employer, Supervisor, Co-Worker or business associate. This helps us understand what your relationship was to the reference and how they are qualified to critique your experience.
PERSONAL REFERENCE LETTER:
When someone you know is writing a personal reference letter, they need to include the following:
1- Can be written by a Friend and/or Family member.
2- Phone Number.
3- Can be hand-written or typed.
When written by a family member or friend, the letter is likely to include specific examples that help illustrate all of the character traits that make the individual qualified for that position.
Including a reference's job title can help advance your image especially if the person's position is similar to the job you want or business you are pursuing. In this case, we will be interested in feedback about you from someone in a related field or who was in a position of responsibility that can judge your work experience, professionalism and reliability.
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