Main Line is hiring reliable Caregivers, CNAs, HHAs,

Mainline Area, PA
Part Time to Full Time
Experienced

CAREGIVERS WHO DRIVE — THE MAIN LINE NEEDS YOU!

Main Line, PA | Flexible Shifts | Holiday Income Opportunity

Have a car? Caregiving experience? Looking to earn extra money before the holidays?

Visiting Angels of Main Line is hiring reliable Caregivers, CNAs, HHAs, and Direct Care Professionals to support seniors throughout the Main Line area.

With clients located throughout communities near local hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and healthcare facilities, caregivers who drive and have reliable transportation are especially needed.

EARN EXTRA MONEY BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS

Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the New Year are approaching — and this is a great time to add flexible hours to your schedule.

Whether you're looking for a steady caregiving schedule, weekend work, extra holiday income, or shifts that fit around another job, we may have an opportunity that works for you.

DRIVERS ARE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY

Having your own reliable vehicle can give you access to more client opportunities throughout the Main Line.

We're especially interested in caregivers who are:

  • Licensed drivers with reliable transportation

  • Dependable and committed to scheduled shifts

  • Experienced with senior care or personal care

  • Comfortable assisting male and female clients

  • Available for day, evening, overnight, or weekend shifts

  • Looking for consistent or additional holiday hours

WHAT YOU MAY HELP WITH

Our caregivers help seniors remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home. Responsibilities may include:

  • Companionship and conversation

  • Bathing, dressing, and grooming assistance

  • Meal preparation

  • Light housekeeping

  • Grocery shopping and errands

  • Mobility and daily living assistance

  • Providing dependable support to clients and their families

SHIFTS FOR DIFFERENT SCHEDULES

Day | Evening | Overnight | Weekend

Full-Time & Part-Time Opportunities

Already working somewhere else? Have another commitment during the week? Ask us about shorter shifts, weekend availability, and opportunities to add extra hours around your current schedule.

WHY JOIN VISITING ANGELS?

  • Flexible scheduling

  • Paid time off

  • Holiday pay

  • Referral bonuses

  • Caregiver recognition

  • Training opportunities

  • ACA benefit options

  • $200 bonus after completing 60 hours

COMPENSATION

$15–$18 per hour

Weekend and specialty cases may offer additional premium opportunities.

HAVE A CAR + CAREGIVING EXPERIENCE? DON'T WAIT.

The holiday season is one of the most important times for seniors to have reliable caregivers who actually show up.

If you're dependable, compassionate, and ready to work throughout the Main Line area, apply today.

Your car can get you there. Your care can make the difference.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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