Care is personal.
So is the work.
We want to hear from people who take pride in looking after others, notice the small things, and understand that dignity lives in everyday moments.
Introduce yourselfThe qualities a family feels.
Patience when a task takes longer. Dependability when someone is counting on you. Empathy without rushing to assume what a person needs.
Good care also takes clear communication, initiative within your role, and attention to changes that should be passed on. Respect for privacy, preferences and professional boundaries belongs in the work.
A person’s morning coffee may sound small. Remembering it, and noticing when they no longer want it, is part of knowing them.
Good care deserves
a path forward.
We want to build a place where people who care for others can take pride in their work, learn and develop. Clear expectations, useful feedback and respect for the person doing the work belong alongside respect for the person receiving care.
Tell us about the experience you bring and the kind of work you would like to do. It is a way to begin a conversation about working with Dunmore.
Understand the Dunmore philosophyTell us
about yourself.
Share your location, interests and relevant experience. If you are a licensed professional, tell us about your qualifications.