Bring Comfort & Care – Join Our Philadelphia Caregiver Team

Philadelphia, PA
Part Time
Mid Level

Make a Difference. Build Meaningful Connections. Be Someone’s Angel.

Are you a caring, dependable, and compassionate person who enjoys helping others? Visiting Angels is looking for dedicated Caregivers in Philadelphia and surrounding areas to provide quality, non-medical care and companionship to seniors in the comfort of their own homes.

At Visiting Angels, we believe caregiving is more than a job—it’s a calling. Every visit is an opportunity to bring comfort, dignity, companionship, and peace of mind to our clients and their families.

🏡 What You'll Do

As a Caregiver, you may assist clients with:

  • Companionship and meaningful conversation
  • Bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal care
  • Meal preparation and medication reminders
  • Light housekeeping and laundry
  • Mobility assistance and safe transfers
  • Grocery shopping and errands
  • Supporting daily routines and independence
  • Observing client well-being and communicating important changes to the office
  • Other approved non-medical home care services

🌷 What We're Looking For

  • Previous experience as a Caregiver, HHA, CNA, PCA, or home care professional preferred
  • At least 2 years of hands-on caregiving experience, working with seniors preferred
  • Dementia /ALZ care experience is a plus
  • A compassionate, upbeat attitude and love for the senior community
  • Driver’s license, reliable personal transportation, and current auto insurance
  • Completed or ability to have a QuantiFERON-TB Gold Plus (QFT-Plus) or 2-Step PPD or chest x-ray completed
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Professional, dependable, and compassionate attitude
  • Ability to pass a background check
  • Authorised to work in the United States

🌟 Why Join Visiting Angels?

  • Competitive pay: $15–$18 per hour
  • Flexible scheduling – Full-time and part-time opportunities
  • Day, evening, overnight, weekend, and Live-In opportunities
  • Mileage reimbursement for eligible assignments
  • Biweekly pay
  • Shift differentials for weekends, couples cases, and Angel Calls
  • Caregiver referral bonuses
  • Caregiver recognition and appreciation programs
  • Ongoing training and professional development
  • Supportive office team
  • Opportunities to work close to home
  • A welcoming, respectful, and supportive work environment

💜 Your Care Can Change Someone’s Day

A helping hand, a friendly conversation, or simply being there for someone can make a world of difference. As a Visiting Angels Caregiver in Philadelphia, you’ll have the opportunity to build genuine relationships while helping seniors live safely, comfortably, and independently at home.

If you’re searching for caregiver jobs in Philadelphia, home care jobs in Philadelphia, or a rewarding career where your compassion is valued, we’d love to hear from you!

✨ Apply Today!

Join the Visiting Angels team and turn your compassion into a career with purpose.

💙 Your caring heart could be exactly what someone needs.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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