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Provider describes screening steps, turnover and employee expectations
Summary
Alan Serpis outlined recruiting and screening: federal/state/county criminal checks, 9‑panel drug tests, DMV reviews and orientation. He said only a small share of applicants align with the company's core values and described rapid early turnover during onboarding.
Serpis described a multi‑stage hiring process designed to reduce risk and find caregivers who fit the family's needs. "For every 100 applicants we receive, we will identify 6 that align with our core values," he said, and noted that many candidates fail background screenings or leave within days of orientation (SEG 993–SEG 1006, SEG 1016–SEG 1018).
He recommended that families ask about agency screening and employee supports. The speaker emphasized that caregivers should be insured and bonded, that agencies should provide orientation, and that families using private hires bear employer liabilities if the worker is treated as an employee rather than a guest in the home (SEG 923–SEG 931, SEG 1743–SEG 1757).
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