Caregiver

You’ll join a compassionate, fast-growing home health and home care team that supports patients one-on-one in their homes and communities. Expect to be hands-on — providing personal care, supporting daily living needs, and making a real difference in someone’s day, every shift. This is a role for someone dependable, patient, and service-driven who wants meaningful work and flexible opportunities. Licensed HHAs/CNAs are encouraged to apply — and we also welcome motivated candidates willing to become certified.

Why this role matters

This is a high-impact, patient-facing caregiving role. You’ll be a trusted presence in the home — helping clients stay safe, comfortable, and independent. Your work directly supports quality of life for patients and peace of mind for their families. If you’re energized by helping others, value one-on-one care, and want work that truly matters, this is a strong opportunity.

• Key responsibilities
• Provide personal care support including bathing, grooming, dressing, oral hygiene, and toileting
• Assist with mobility, transfers, ambulation, and range-of-motion exercises per care plan
• Prepare meals and assist with feeding as needed
• Support medication self-administration through reminders (no independent med administration)
• Monitor and report patient condition and changes to the supervising nurse
• Take and record basic vital signs when trained and assigned
• Maintain a clean, safe, and orderly client environment
• Assist with linens and light client laundry as appropriate
• Use safety equipment properly (rails, supports, stools, etc.)
• Document care provided according to company and regulatory standards
• Travel reliably to patient homes and assigned visits across your service area
• Complete required in-service training, including annual dementia education

• What success looks like
• Patients feel safe, respected, and well cared for
• On-time arrival and dependable attendance for assigned visits
• Accurate, timely care documentation
• Positive feedback from patients and families
• Completion of required certifications and training on schedule
• Strong communication with supervising nurse and care team