Careers

Typical careers that will be available to you after graduation as a Personal Care Worker include:
- Home care services
- County and private health care agencies
- Independent practice
Basic knowledge and skills acquired through this course include:
- Clients' Rights
- Communication
- Rehabilitation
- Positioning and Transfer Skills
- Infection Control
- Safety
Upon completion of the Personal Care Worker certificate, graduates can expect to make an average of $9-$15 per hour. Graduates of this technical certificate will be able to provide personal and supportive/rehabilitative healthcare to clients needing assistance in their homes and/or other care facilities.