Urgently Hiring Compassionate Caregivers near Bala Cynwyd Area

Main Line, PA
Part Time to Full Time
Experienced

Compassionate Caregivers Wanted – Join Visiting Angels in Havertown!

Now Hiring Caregivers Throughout Havertown & Delaware County

Are you a compassionate, dependable caregiver looking for rewarding work close to home? Join Visiting Angels and help seniors continue living safely, comfortably, and independently in their own homes.

At Visiting Angels, caregiving is more than a job—it's a chance to build meaningful relationships while making a lasting impact on the lives of local seniors and their families.

Our Main Line office has proudly earned the Best of Home Care – Provider of Choice award since 2010, and we're excited to welcome caring, dedicated professionals to our growing team.

Why You'll Love Working Here

We believe exceptional caregivers deserve exceptional support.

Competitive Pay

  • $15.00–$18.00 per hour

  • Pay based on experience, qualifications, and assignment

Additional Earning Opportunities

  • Weekend shift premiums

  • Couples cases

  • "Angel Calls"

Great Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)

  • Holiday pay

  • Referral bonuses

  • Employee recognition programs

Flexible Scheduling
Choose the schedule that fits your life:

  • Full-time

  • Part-time

  • Days

  • Evenings

  • Weekends

  • Overnight shifts

Supportive Team
Our office staff is always here to provide guidance, encouragement, and the support you need to succeed.

What We're Looking For

We're seeking caregivers who are:

  • Compassionate, dependable, and professional

  • At least 18 years old

  • High school graduates or GED equivalent

  • Experienced, with at least two years of caregiving or related experience

  • Licensed drivers with reliable transportation

  • Comfortable running errands such as grocery shopping and pharmacy pickups

  • Aware that clients are never transported in caregiver vehicles

  • Able to provide one of the following TB clearances:

    • 2-Step PPD

    • Chest X-ray

    • Quantiferon Blood Test

What You'll Do

As a Visiting Angels caregiver, you'll help seniors live independently by providing:

  • Companionship and meaningful conversation

  • Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal care

  • Meal preparation

  • Light housekeeping

  • Grocery shopping and errands

  • Ongoing communication with families and our office team to ensure outstanding care

Make Every Visit Matter

Every shift is an opportunity to brighten someone's day. Your compassion, patience, and dedication help seniors maintain their independence while giving families confidence that their loved ones are receiving exceptional care.

If you're looking for a career where you'll be appreciated, respected, and supported, we'd love to meet you.

Apply today and become part of the Visiting Angels family proudly serving Havertown and communities throughout Delaware County.

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