Being currently out of work as well as a caretaker for my dad with dementia how do I convert the skills it takes to coordinate his life and translate it to my resume?

Being currently out of work as well as a caretaker for my dad with dementia how do I convert the skills it takes to coordinate his life and translate it to my resume?

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  1. Anonymous

    Appointment setting, logistics, meal planning, personal assistant.

  2. Anonymous

    Do I put it as my actual job or just as skills?

  3. Anonymous

    I would use both skills and current job

  4. Anonymous

    Your current job is full-time caretaker of disabled senior citizen, and you use multiple skills every day. I would create a bulleted list of skills, using keywords that also relate to what you hope to do in the future.

  5. Diane Frances Lesley-Neuman

    Include caregiver as a position, with all the skills associated. Look at caregiver resumes to pick and choose what to put.

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