Caregivers Needed King of Prussia- Long shifts available

King of Prussia, PA
Part Time
Experienced
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​ Visiting Angels of King of Prussia is currently searching for a Caregiver with Certified Nursing Assistant, Home Health Aide, Direct Care Staff to service clients in and around King of Prussia.

 
Recognized as a Best of Home Care Provider of Choice since 2010, Visiting Angels offers competitive starting pay rates, continuous training, and flexibility for all our caregivers. Apply now to ‘earn your wings’ with one of the most trusted names in home health care!

Benefits:
  • Competitive pay based on experience (ranges from $15.00 to $18.00 hour) depending on experience, level of qualification and type of shift
  • PTO and Holiday Pay
  • Caregiver Referral Bonus and Recognition programs 
  • Consistent, flexible schedule with readily available hours
  • ACA health care benefits (subject to eligibility)
Responsibilities of a Caregiver:
  • Perform all non-medical home care services as needed Perform personal care assistance, including bathing and grooming
  • Companionship and friendship for seniors and their loved ones
  • Assist with meal preparation, grocery shopping, and other errands
  • Maintain communication between seniors, their family members, co-workers, and office staff
Caregiver Requirements:
  • CNA, HHA, and DC Certification
  • At least 1 year of hands-on caregiving experience, working with seniors.
  • Dementia /Alzheimer’s/ Hospice 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 is a MUST
  • Completed or ability to have a 2-Step PPD or chest x-ray completed
  • References, background checks, and drug screening will be performed
Join our team in King of Prussia, today!
Call now at 610-650-0930

 

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