I’m not sure what a grub or grind feed is? is she on a feeding tube? In Florida when I trained on my moms feeding tube only a home health nurse could also help train me if I needed more training (and only a specific level nurse) not all the nurses could but I just had them watch over me so I got more confident in it. So family can be trained but I don’t think a company can have a caregiver (hha or cna) do the feeding and for not the medications. Again though im not sure what a grind or grub feed is. Could you explain a little more?
I looked this up and for grub feeding it came up feeding tube. I could find nothing medically for grind feeding.
If you are working for a Company they can require their employees to train for anything to better serve their clients, I would think. Turning it down could mean your job. If you are certified through the State Nursing Board or other agency, I would call them and see what they say. In my state CNAs cannot handle medications not even hand it to a client. But there are Medtechs that are trained to handle meds.
To me, if legal, this training will help you better yourself and be able to get higher paying positions. I would question by going thru this training, will you be paid more an hour. You are being given more responsibility. More responsibility, more money.
is she on a feeding tube?
In Florida when I trained on my moms feeding tube only a home health nurse could also help train me if I needed more training (and only a specific level nurse) not all the nurses could but I just had them watch over me so I got more confident in it. So family can be trained but I don’t think a company can have a caregiver (hha or cna) do the feeding and for not the medications.
Again though im not sure what a grind or grub feed is. Could you explain a little more?
If you are working for a Company they can require their employees to train for anything to better serve their clients, I would think. Turning it down could mean your job. If you are certified through the State Nursing Board or other agency, I would call them and see what they say. In my state CNAs cannot handle medications not even hand it to a client. But there are Medtechs that are trained to handle meds.
To me, if legal, this training will help you better yourself and be able to get higher paying positions. I would question by going thru this training, will you be paid more an hour. You are being given more responsibility. More responsibility, more money.
If yes, go work at McDonald's because you are obviously not a care giver.