Immediately Hiring HHA or Caregiver near Bala Cynwyd Area

Roxborough, PA
Part Time
Experienced

❤️ CARING CAREGIVERS WANTED

Make a Difference. Build Relationships. Be Valued.

Visiting Angels of Main Line is Hiring in Havertown & Surrounding Delaware County

If you’re dependable, compassionate, and take pride in caring for others, we want you on our team.

Our caregivers do more than complete tasks. You become a trusted part of a senior’s life—providing companionship, helping them stay independent, and giving families peace of mind.

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

❤️ Flexible Scheduling
Day • Evening • Overnight • Weekend
Full-Time & Part-Time Opportunities

❤️ A Team That Supports You
Our office team is here to help you succeed—not leave you on your own.

❤️ Meaningful Work
Build genuine relationships with seniors and make a difference every time you walk through the door.

❤️ More Ways to Earn
Weekend opportunities • Couples Cases • Angel Calls

❤️ Benefits & Recognition
PTO • Holiday Pay • Referral Bonuses • Employee Recognition

WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE:

✔ Compassionate, dependable & professional
✔ 18 years or older
✔ High School Diploma or GED
✔ 2+ years of caregiving or similar experience preferred
✔ Valid driver's license & reliable transportation
✔ Comfortable running errands and grocery shopping for clients
✔ Able to provide required TB clearance

Important: Caregivers do not transport clients in their personal vehicles.

YOUR ROLE MATTERS

You'll help seniors:

✨ Stay safe and independent at home
✨ With bathing, dressing, grooming & personal care
✨ Prepare meals & maintain a comfortable home
✨ Run errands and grocery shop
✨ Feel less isolated through companionship
✨ Maintain a better quality of life

WHY VISITING ANGELS?

Our Main Line office has been recognized as a Best of Home Care – Provider of Choice since 2010.

We believe great care starts with great caregivers. If you're looking for a company that recognizes your hard work, supports you in the field, and gives you the opportunity to make a real difference—let's talk.

💰 COMPENSATION

$15.00–$18.00 PER HOUR

Based on experience, qualifications & case type

Plus additional earning opportunities for select shifts and cases.

APPLY TODAY

Visiting Angels of Main Line
Serving Havertown & Surrounding Delaware County Communities

Your compassion matters. Your work matters. And so do you.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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