To many private care residences are only concerned about profit. I've worked with a guy who once managed a place, and told me some of the stuff he was forced to stop spending money on to make quarterly numbers.

He said he has told his kids that he'd rather be put down like old yeller than living in a home as a patient.

As someone who watches people lose all quality of life, I strongly support the assisted suicide concept.
What are your thoughts? What if it was you, with no ability to feed yourself, bathe yourself, or remember who you are....

Interestingly enough, the local hospital called. Wants me to interview next week.
Also the behavorial health center.

Both would require some more training/certifications but will give me some time to finish it.

Japan. America is cutting nonprofit funds right and right. These jobs will become scarce. Japan has a aging population without the young folks to support it.

I hope you're sounding the alarm and alerting the public to any potentially abusive treatment looming for dementia patients.

But you can google a new place to work, like I just did, and found this Simply Hired page of job listings.

Link: [simplyhired.com]

By the way Cannabis is being used successfully to treat dementia and Alzheimer's patients.

Cannabis oil aids in the neurogenesis process (new neural tissue), is anti-inflammatory and an antioxidant, so slows the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.

Link: [cbd-international.net]

Link: Some studies have shown that components of cannabis, including THC, appear to remove the Alzheimer's hallmark amyloid clumps from nerve cells grown in the lab. A study that gave a combination of THC and CBD to mice that showed symptoms of Alzheimer's disease found that the mice had improved learning and had less evidence of amyloid clumps in their bodies.

[alzheimers.org.uk]

Maybe Federal Employment vs.
City or State run facilities? More stability? Any VA Hospitals or clinics nearby?

i don't know specifically about nonprofits, but if you are not absolutely stuck on in-home service, an adult daycare center may be the place for you. i know an opening, too! it's a couple states over, though.

g

Perhaps priding in home supports for dementia sufferers and their caregivers. Although, I am not sure if this is regarded as a reimbursable service.