Senior Care Specialist Needed - Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA
Part Time
Mid Level

💙 Compassionate Caregivers Needed – Join Visiting Angels in Philadelphia!

Serving Seniors Throughout Philadelphia & Surrounding Communities

Are you looking for a caregiving opportunity where your time, compassion, and dedication truly matter? At Visiting Angels Philadelphia, we’re looking for caring and dependable individuals who are passionate about helping seniors enjoy a safer, more comfortable, and independent life at home.

Every client is different, and every day gives you the opportunity to make a personal connection. Whether it’s preparing a meal, helping with a daily routine, or simply providing a friendly conversation, your care can bring comfort to a senior and peace of mind to their family.

If you’re ready to do meaningful work while being part of a team that values and supports its caregivers, we’d love to hear from you!

🌟 Why You’ll Love Working With Us

❤️ Competitive Pay: $15.00–$18.00/hour based on experience, qualifications, and case type
❤️ Flexible Scheduling – Find shifts that work with your lifestyle
❤️ Paid Time Off & Holiday Pay
❤️ Overtime Opportunities
❤️ Health Benefits for eligible caregivers
❤️ Referral Bonuses & Recognition Programs
❤️ Supportive Team Environment – We’re here when you need us

🌷 Who We’re Looking For

We’re seeking caregivers who bring compassion, patience, reliability, and a genuine desire to help others.

✔ CNA, HHA, or DC-certified caregivers or equivalent experience
✔ At least 2 years of professional caregiving experience
✔ Valid driver’s license & insured vehicle preferred
✔ Current TB Test – 2-step PPD, Chest X-ray, or QuantiFERON blood test
✔ Dependable and professional attitude
✔ Strong communication and interpersonal skills

🏡 Your Role as a Visiting Angel

You’ll provide compassionate, non-medical support that helps seniors feel safe, comfortable, independent, and valued in their own homes.

Your responsibilities may include:

✨ Providing companionship and emotional support
✨ Assisting with meal preparation and grocery shopping
✨ Helping with light housekeeping and laundry
✨ Assisting with bathing, grooming, and personal care
✨ Supporting mobility and daily routines
✨ Providing medication reminders
✨ Communicating with clients, families, and our office team

💜 Bring Your Heart to Work

Caregiving gives you the chance to do something truly meaningful. The support you provide can help a senior maintain their independence while giving their loved ones confidence that someone caring is there for them.

If you’re ready for a rewarding opportunity where compassion is valued and your work makes an impact, come grow with the Visiting Angels family!

🕊️ Join Our Philadelphia Caregiver Team Today!

Apply today and start making a difference—one client, one conversation, and one caring moment at a time.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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