Care advisors support patients and their relatives in the selection of suitable care services and advise them on the use of care services. They analyze individual needs, draw up care plans and are available to answer questions. With their expertise, they help to ensure the best possible care and facilitate the transition to nursing care.
In order to work as a care advisor, you usually need training in the field of care, for example as a nurse or geriatric nurse. Additional qualifications in the form of further and advanced training in the field of care counseling are an advantage and can increase the chances of employment.
As a care consultant, you have the opportunity to work in various facilities such as care homes, clinics, outpatient care services or advice centers. In addition, you can specialize in certain areas through special further training or advance to management positions in order to actively shape the quality of care advice.
