In-Home Caregiver - Oshkosh- Experience w/ Down Syndrome

Benefits

401(k) 401(k) matching Competitive salary Flexible schedule Free uniforms Opportunity for advancement Training & development NOW HIRING: Experienced Home Care Caregiver – Down Syndrome Experience Strongly Preferred

Company

• Senior
• Helpers of
• Northeast
• Wisconsin
• Location:
• Oshkosh,
• WI &
• Surrounding
• Communities
• Schedule: Part-Time | Flexible Hours

Senior Helpers of Northeast Wisconsin is seeking a compassionate, patient, and dependable Home Care Caregiver to provide one-on-one support for a client in the Oshkosh area. Experience working with individuals with Down syndrome is strongly preferred, and candidates with backgrounds supporting developmental or intellectual disabilities are encouraged to apply.

This is more than a caregiving position—it's an opportunity to build a meaningful relationship, encourage independence, and positively impact someone's daily life through consistent, person-centered care.

If you're passionate about helping others thrive while creating a safe, supportive, and engaging environment, we'd love to meet you.

Why Join Senior Helpers?

At Senior Helpers, we know that exceptional care begins with exceptional caregivers. That's why we invest in our team by providing the training, support, and recognition needed to build a rewarding career.

Benefits: & Perks

Great Place to Work® Certified 2025 C.A.R.E. Award Recipient Competitive pay Flexible part-time scheduling Paid orientation, training, mentorship, and shadow shifts Ongoing support from an experienced leadership team Employee appreciation and recognition programs Opportunities for career growth and advancement Mileage reimbursement Employee referral bonus program $1,000 Certified Direct Care Professional (CDCP) Bonus Opportunity Continuing education and professional development What You'll Do

As a Home Care Caregiver, you'll provide personalized one-on-one support that promotes confidence, independence, and overall well-being.

Responsibilities: may include:

Building a positive, trusting relationship with the client Encouraging independence while providing appropriate support Assisting with personal care and daily living activities Supporting routines, hobbies, recreational activities, and community engagement Preparing meals and assisting with light housekeeping Providing transportation and accompaniment to appointments and outings as needed Creating a structured, safe, and encouraging environment Monitoring the client's well-being and communicating updates with the care team Delivering compassionate, respectful, and person-centered care