Caregivers Wanted – Great Cases Available in Devon, PA

Devon, PA
Part Time
Experienced

Caregivers Wanted – Great Cases Available in Devon, PA

Looking for a caregiving position with consistent opportunities, flexible scheduling, and a team that values dependable caregivers?

Visiting Angels of Main Line is hiring Caregivers, CNAs, HHAs, and Direct Care Professionals to provide one-on-one care to seniors in Devon and surrounding Main Line communities.

We're looking for caregivers who show up, communicate well, and genuinely care about the people they support.

Find a Schedule That Fits Your Life

We have a variety of client needs and schedules available:

Day • Evening • Overnight • Weekend

Both full-time and part-time opportunities are available.

Whether you're looking to add a few shifts to your current schedule or want more consistent hours, we may have a case that works for you.

What Makes a Great Fit?

We're especially interested in caregivers who are:

✔ Dependable and punctual
✔ Compassionate and patient
✔ Comfortable providing personal care
✔ Professional with clients and families
✔ Able to maintain consistent availability
✔ Experienced in senior care, home care, or a related field

🚗 Reliable Transportation Matters

Many of our clients live throughout the Main Line, so caregivers with a valid driver's license and reliable vehicle are strongly preferred.

Being able to reliably get to your scheduled cases—and assist with occasional errands when needed—can also open the door to more caregiving opportunities.

What You'll Be Doing

Depending on your client's needs, your responsibilities may include:

✔ Companionship and conversation
✔ Bathing, dressing, and grooming
✔ Meal preparation
✔ Light housekeeping
✔ Grocery shopping and errands
✔ Mobility and daily living assistance
✔ Medication reminders
✔ Helping seniors remain comfortable and independent at home

More Than Just an Hourly Rate

Joining Visiting Angels of Main Line also gives eligible caregivers access to:

✔ Paid Time Off (PTO)
✔ Holiday pay
✔ Flexible scheduling
✔ Ongoing training and support
✔ Caregiver referral bonuses
✔ Employee recognition programs
✔ ACA healthcare benefits for eligible employees
✔ Premium earning opportunities for select weekend, couples, and specialty cases

Compensation

$15.00–$18.00 per hour, depending on experience, qualifications, shift, and case type.

PLUS: Earn a $200 bonus after completing your first 60 hours worked!

Ready for a Better Caregiving Opportunity?

If you're a reliable, compassionate caregiver looking for work in Devon and the surrounding Main Line area, we want to hear from you.

Apply today and let's find a case that fits your availability.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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