Social Sanitary Operators

Personal Search – Social Sanitary Operators (OSS, ASA, OSA, ADEST)
Important socio-sanitary group operating in the territory of Rodigo is looking for a qualified person to be inserted into its residential structures, day centers and/or home services.

Open positions:
• OSS – Social Sanitary Operator
• ASA – Socio-Assistive Assistant
• OSA – Social Assistive Operator
• ADEST – Domiciliary and Tutelary Services Assistant

Main tasks (based on the role):
• Direct assistance to guests and assisted persons in daily activities (personal hygiene, nutrition, mobilization).
• Support in food distribution and maintenance of environment cleanliness.
• Collaboration with nursing staff and medical personnel for the implementation of individualized care plans.
• Monitoring and reporting on any changes in physical or behavioral conditions of the assisted person.
• Relational and psychological support, promoting well-being and socialization.
• Home assistance (for SAD services) with interventions of care and support to the person in their own living environment.

Required qualifications:
• Professional qualification recognized (OSS, ASA, OSA or ADEST)
• Availability to work on shifts (morning, afternoon, night)
• Attitude towards teamwork and helping relationships
• Reliability, empathy, and service spirit

What is offered:
• Integration into a solid and structured context
• Training and professional development paths
• Opportunities for growth and stabilization

Social Sanitary Operators (OSS) start the day with a morning briefing, where they discuss planned activities and patient needs. Their daily routine includes direct assistance to patients, such as helping with mobility, personal hygiene, and food distribution. They collaborate closely with nurses and doctors to ensure integrated care and participate in weekly meetings for updates on sanitary protocols and case discussions. A key responsibility is managing medical emergencies, where the OSS must quickly assess the situation and decide the best course of action, often in collaboration with medical personnel. Problem-solving is an essential part of the role, such as when dealing with patient conflicts or special requests. OSS must be able to make informed decisions quickly to ensure patient safety and well-being. OSS use tools and technologies like healthcare management software to monitor patient conditions and record important data. The use of basic medical equipment is frequent, and familiarity with these technologies is essential for effective assistance. Common challenges include managing high workloads and the need to adapt quickly to changing situations. However, these challenges offer opportunities for professional and personal growth, allowing OSS to develop skills in communication, time management, and leadership. The positive impact on patient well-being is one of the greatest rewards of the role.