Compassionate Caregiver Needed

Conshohocken, PA

Part Time

Student (High School)

Caregiver / CNA / Home Health Aide – Now Hiring
Visiting Angels of Mainline

Visiting Angels of Mainline is currently seeking energetic and compassionate caregivers to join our growing team. We are hiring Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA), Home Health Aides (HHA), and Direct Care Staff to provide care for seniors throughout the Main Line area near Havertown.

All shifts available – weekdays, evenings, overnights, and weekends.

Benefits

Competitive pay based on experience, qualifications, and shift type
PTO and holiday pay
Higher hourly rates for weekend shifts, couples shifts, and Angel Calls
$200 cash bonus after completing 60 hours worked
Flexible schedules with consistent and available hours
Caregiver referral bonuses and recognition programs
Ongoing education and in-service training opportunities
ACA health care benefits (subject to eligibility)

Caregiver Responsibilities

Provide non-medical home care services to seniors
Assist with personal care, including bathing and grooming
Offer companionship and emotional support to seniors and their families
Help with meal preparation, grocery shopping, and errands
Maintain clear communication with clients, family members, coworkers, and office staff

Caregiver Requirements

Minimum 2 years of hands-on caregiving experience (experience with seniors preferred)
Compassionate, positive attitude and a passion for helping the senior community
Driver’s license, reliable transportation, and current auto insurance preferred
Ability to complete a 2-Step PPD, QuantiFERON Gold test, or Chest X-Ray
Multilingual skills (Spanish, Russian, or Italian) are a plus
Must pass background check, drug screening, and reference verification

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Join our caring team serving seniors throughout the Main Line area.

📞 Call us at (484) 455-7705
📍 Office located in Havertown

Make a difference in the lives of seniors—become an Angel today. 👼

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