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Direct Care Worker Training and Testing Program. AHCCCS has instituted training and testing requirements for Direct Care Workers (DCW) who provide direct care services (Attendant Care, Personal Care and Homemaker) to Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS) members residing in their own home.
How to Become a Direct Care Professional. The qualifications that you need to start working as a direct care professional include a high school diploma or a postsecondary certificate. Most employers also expect you to have certification in first aid, CPR, and basic lifesaving skills (BLS).
Direct care workers provide personal care services to the elderly or those living with disabilities or chronic health conditions. The U.S. Department of Labor divides direct care workers into three predominant categories: Certified nursing assistants. Home health aides.
Direct care workers work in the healthcare industry, in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. The term direct care workers usually includes Nursing Aides, Home Health Aides, Personal Care Aides, Companions, and other jobs.
The Main Difference A caregiver will do things for someone (e.g. pick out groceries). In contrast, a DSP will work with someone to enable them to do things independently (e.g. help them to pick out their own groceries). In this way, DSPs teach people how to do things for themselves and how to live independently.
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Some states require direct care workers to be certified as a nursing assistant (CNA) or home health aide (HHA). Even in states where it isnt explicitly required, being certified will make you more desirable to prospective employers.

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