[From ¥14,100 per shift] Night shift part-time position at short-stay facility | 12 minutes walk from Gyoda Station

From 14,100 yen per night shift (10:00 PM to 7:00 AM the next day). Hourly wage of 1,200 yen plus a night shift allowance of 4,500 yen. A small short-stay facility with 30 beds.

▼What kind of work?

"Short-stay" is a care facility where elderly people stay for just a few days to a few weeks. It is used when family members are away from home for work or errands. As a night shift specialist staff member, you will watch over residents from dinner through the next morning to ensure they can sleep peacefully.

▼Main duties

・Assistance with dinner and breakfast

・Help with changing clothes and brushing teeth before bed

・Night rounds, toilet assistance, help with changing body position

・Assistance with waking up, record-keeping, handover to day shift staff

▼Night shift flow (example: 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM the next day)

10:00 PM Clock in・Handover

10:30 PM~ Night rounds・Toilet assistance・Help with changing body position (60-minute break)

5:30 AM Assistance with waking up

6:30 AM Breakfast preparation・Record-keeping・Handover to day shift staff

▼About this facility

A small short-stay facility with 30 beds. 12 minutes walk from Gyoda Station. Commuting by car is also possible (free parking available).

【Essential Requirements】

・Qualifications: Care Worker Initial Training or higher. Experience working in care services

・Japanese: Japanese Language Proficiency Test N3 level or equivalent (able to understand conversations with users and the content of records and handover notes). Ability to read hiragana and katakana

【Regarding Residence Status】

Permanent residents, long-term residents, spouses of Japanese nationals, spouses of permanent residents, and those with "Care Worker" residence status are eligible to apply.

【Preferred Candidates】

・Those with night shift experience

・Those who wish to have flexible daytime hours

・Those who want to earn well with fewer working days

※You will need to be awake during the night to conduct rounds. There are also situations requiring physical strength, such as assisting with repositioning residents.