Employment Health Release of T.B Signs and Symptoms
I have read the above information and do not have any of these signs or symptoms at this time. If any of these signs or symptoms
developsI will contact my supervisor immediately for follow up. *Please include any Annual TB Screening Forms.
APPLICANT NOTICEThis is a notice to all potential Per Diem Independent Contractors
of FLORIDA CONCIERGE HOME CARE that to inform that the Registry
does not provide full time employment and cannot guarantee 40
hours of employment per week to any of our Per Diem Independent
Contractors. Placement staggers and working hours vary day-to-day
and week-to-week
When service begins between a Client and Per Diem Independent
Contractor, and the assignment has been accepted, the Registry expects
the Per Diem Independent Contractor to show up for the case and
complete the accepted hours. If a situation should arise that does not
allow the Per Diem Independent Contractor to fulfill the commitment,
the Registry expects a prompt notice to the office staff with sufficient
time for it to provide a replacement. A no show or failure to notify the
office of an absence is a reason for immediate termination.
SAFETY POLICYThe success of oursafety and health programs will only be achieved by
the active leadership, direct participation, and enthusiastic support from
all department heads, and case managers
Each member of FLORIDA CONCIERGE HOME CARE is obligated to
observe safe practices and obey all safety rules, this direct personal
involvement is the only way we can attain our goal of accident reduction
and elimination.
I have read and fully understand and agree to the above statements.
It is the policy of FLORIDA CONCIERGE HOME CARE to provide a safe
and healthful environment for all employees/caregivers/ contractors
and visitors who are associated with our company
Safety and health programs dedicated to the elimination of accidents
causes, will be emphasized and sponsored throughout the facility and
department work safety rules, the investigation of accidents and the
inspection of work procedures and facilities. These on-going programs
eliminate unsafe work practices/conditions and to reduce the potential
for accidents and personal injury.
TRANSPORATION RESPONSIBILITY POLICYIt has been explained to me that I am being offered employment with
the understanding that I have personal transportation at my disposal to
be used for travel to and from patient assignments.
I further understand that I am responsible for maintaining automobile
liability to include bodily injury and property damage.
Should I be unable to make patient visits assigned to be because of
transportation problems, I will give FLORIDA CONCIERGE HOME
CARE, a minimum of one working day or eight hours’ notice.
Failure to comply with the above may result in the immediate termination
of my employment contract without further notice.
HOURS OF OPERATIONS POLICYOffice hours are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
Should an incident occur which requires immediate attention Per Diem
Independent Contractor is required to notify the Registry as soon as
possible. A 24-hour / 7-days a week answering systems is provided for
this purpose.
By signing this agreement you are stating that you understand that any
incident involving you or the client must be reported to FLORIDA
CONCIERGE HOME CARE, immediately.
You also understand that proper documentation must be completed and
submitted to the office in a timely manner. Nursing Notes are due Every
Thursday.
Any other matter you are wishing to discuss with the Registry personnel,
the calls should be placed during office hours.
PATIENT ABANDONMENT POLICYIt is the policy of this Registry that if a caregiver abandons a patient,
the Per Diem Independent Contractor/caregiver will be immediately
dismissed. The patient will be assigned another caregiver to continue care.
The supervisor must contact the case manager to inform of the situation.
Leaving a patient before your shift is completed without the knowledge
and approval of Florida Concierge Homecare is considered patient
abandonment. The above mentioned actions will be taken.
DRESS CODE POLICYTo present a professional health care individual image to the public at large and specifically to our clients and their family members.
PROCEDURE
Dress Code for All Personnel:
1. Good personal hygiene
2. Minimal jewelry – accessories simple and uncluttered
3. Clean, well-groomed fingernails
4. Neat, clean hair – no extreme non-professionalstyles
5. Appropriate undergarments
6. Hemlines no more than 2 inches above the knee or 2 inches below the knee
7. Make-up natural – no extreme colorings, lashes or sparkles
Dress Code for All Direct Care Personnel:
1. All of the above plus:
2. Clean, wrinkle-free uniforms (may be scrub-type)
3. Clean, closed-toe, flat shoes
4. Clean, short-trimmed and groomed fingernails
5. Avoid heavy perfumes and colognes
6. Office RN’s must wear white lab coat if not in uniform and visiting patients, hospital, physician’s offices, etc
Items Not Acceptable (All Staff):
1. Glitter or sequin-covered clothing
2. Jean-type clothing
3. Tight pants or leggings
4. Shorts
5. Beach-type sandals
6. Long, dangling or hoop earrings
8. See-through fabrics
9. Tank tops
10. Open-back tops or plunging necklines
11. No exposed body piercing except ears
12. Long dresses/skirts due to safety hazard
CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENTI acknowledge that I have read and understood FLORIDA CONCIERGE
HOME CARE , here in referred to as Registry, Confidentiality Policy,
HIPAA regulations and the Privacy Statement. I acknowledge that
during my employment/placement/volunteer/project work with
Registry I may have access to confidential information.
I acknowledge that it is a term and condition of my work with Registry
that I will at all times respect the privacy of clients and their families,
students, volunteers and employees, and the confidential nature of
the business of Registry. I will closely protect confidential information
to prevent it being inappropriately accessed, used or disclosed either
directly by me, or by virtue of my password to systems, or by permitting
breaches in physical security to occur. If I become aware of any violation
of confidentiality, or lose any record containing confidential information
or any key or other item that could be used to violate confidentiality,
I will notify my supervisor or another responsible Registry supervisor
at the first reasonable opportunity. I understand that violations to
confidentiality may include, but are not limited to:
- Accessing personal or organizational information that I do not require
in order to properly carry out my duties;
- Using or disclosing personal/organizational information (verbally, through the computer system, or in hard copy) without proper
authorization;
- Inappropriately sharing passwords, keys, codes or other identification
devices without proper authorization.
I will only access, use, transfer or disclose private and confidential
information as required by the duties of my position. I agree to cooperate
with Registry in any audit or investigation relating to confidential
information and to provide any records requested in connection
with such audits or investigations. I understand and agree to abide by
the conditions outlined in this agreement both during and after my
employment or association with Registry. I understand that a violation
of this agreement may result in disciplinary action that may include
termination/dismissal from employment or association with Registry, or
that I may be subject to civil or criminal liability.
I understand that no information is to be released without the written
“Release of Information” consent signed by the patient or patient’s legal
representative.
It is understood that breaks in the policies and procedures of Registry
concerning confidentiality may result in immediate terminate without
put further notice.
BACKGROUND CHECK AUTHORIZATION
I voluntarily consent to and authorize FLORIDA CONCIERGE HOME
CARE, here in referred to as Registry, and or their assigned agents,
associates, or consumer reporting agencies to request and receive
any criminal background reports, consumer reports, investigative
consumer reports containing information as to my character, general
reputation, personal characteristics and mode of living, or information
concerning me as part of the pre-employment background review
process. Reports requested may include any of the following: Law
Enforcement Records, Criminal Records, Civil Records, Motor
Vehicle/ Driving Records, Credential Verification, Employment
Verifications, Past Employment Verifications, Education Verifications,
Reference Checks, Military Service Verifications, and Consumer Credit
Reports in accordance with the provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting
Act and similar State laws.
I authorize any persons, organizations, companies, corporations,
consumer reporting agencies, courts of law, licensing agencies, schools,
and any current or past employer to furnish Registry and or their
assigned agents, associates or consumer reporting agencies with any and
all information concerning me. I further agree to release Registry and or
their assigned agents, associates, or consumer reporting agencies and all
persons and organizations providing information from any and all claims,
liability and responsibility arising out of the release ofsuch information in
connection with this research.
This authorization shall remain on file and shall serve as an ongoing
authorization for Registry to procure criminal records, consumer
reports, including investigative consumer reports, at any time during
the contracting period. By signing below, I hereby release Registry, its
employees, agents, and all persons, agencies and entities providing
information or reports about me from any and all liability arising out of
the release of any such information or reports.
I understand that if an adverse decision on my application for
employment is made, based in whole or in part on information contained
in any consumer report, I will be so informed. I will also be provided an
opportunity to obtain a copy of that consumer report and to dispute any
inaccurate or incomplete information.
I agree that a photocopy, facsimile, or other electronic forms of this
information can be furnished to Registry, and that it will have the
same authority and authenticity as the original. I also understand that
any misrepresentation, falsification or omission of facts herein may be
considered cause for rescinding and offer of employment, termination of
employment, or denial of consideration for future employment.
COMPANY DISCIPLINARY ACTION FOR A POSITIVE CONFIRMED
DRUG AND / ALCOHOL SCREEN
If a Per Diem Independent Contractor/Employee refuses to take a
periodic, random, post-accident, routine fitness for duty or reasonable
suspicion Drug and/or Alcohol screen, he/she will be terminated from
employment.
Any Per Diem Independent Contractor/Employee using, selling,
purchasing, possessing, soliciting or distributing drugs and/or alcohol on
duty or at company’s property, it will be terminated from the contract.
This company hereby states its policy relating to those individuals who
test positive on a drug and/or alcohol screen to be as followed;
Any Per Diem Independent Contractor/Employee who tests positive on
a Drug and/or Alcoholscreening will be terminated from their contract. If
he/she is able to successfully obtain substance abuse treatment, at their
own expense, and their contract is still available, he/she will be given one
(1) chance to be retired, upon a negative return-to-work Drug and/or
Alcohol screen he/she will then undergo random Drug and/or Alcohol
screensfor a period of (2) years as follow-up treatment. If he/she tests
positive on any of their follow-up Drug and/or Alcoholscreens, he/she
will be terminated from their employment.
INFECTION CONTROL UNIVERSAL ISOLATION
POLICY:
The procedures of “University Isolation” as recommended by the Center for Disease Control will be carried out.
“UNIVERSAL ISOLATION” precautions meansthat blood and body fluids precautionsshould be consistently
used for all patients.
PROCEDURE:
1) Gloves should be worn for touching blood and body fluids, mucous membranes, or non-intact skin for all patients, for
handling items orsurfacessoiled with blood or body fluids, and for performing venipuncture and other vascular access
procedure.
2) Masks and protective eyewear or face shields should be worn during procedures that are likely to generate droplets of
blood or other body fluidsto prevent exposure of mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, and eyes.
3) Gowns or aprons should be worn during procedures that are likely to generate splashes of blood or other body fluids.
4) Hands and other skin surfaces should be washed immediately and thoroughly if contaminated. Hands should be washed
immediately after removing gloves.
5) Needles should not be recapped, bent or broken by hand, removed from disposable syringes, or otherwise
manipulated by hand.
6) Mouthpieces, resuscitation bags, or other ventilation devicesshould be available for use in areasin which
the need for resuscitation is Predictable
7) Health-care workers who have exudative lesion or weeping dermatitisshould refrain from direct patient care and
from handling patient-care equipment until the condition isresolved.
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
EMPLOYEE/CONTRACTOR
EMERGENCY CONTACT #1
EMERGENCY CONTACT #2
EMERGENCY CONTACT #3
MEDICAL QUESTIONNAIRE
State of Purpose:
The purpose of this questionnaire is to provide FLORIDA CONCIERGE HOME CARE with information regarding preexisting conditions or disabilities
that the employee/contractor might suffer
The intent if this questionnaire is not to discriminate against any qualified individual in regards to the procedure of this job application
Name of Employer: FLORIDIA CONCIERGE HOME CARE
1. Do you have any of the following