WEEKDAY CAREGIVER Needed

Wayne, PA
Full Time
Experienced

Immediately Hiring Reliable Caregivers in Havertown

People Who Show Up Matter

Havertown & Surrounding Delaware County

Reliable. Experienced. Compassionate.

If those words describe you, Visiting Angels of Main Line wants to hear from you.

We're immediately hiring caregivers who are ready to do more than simply clock in and out. Our caregivers help seniors remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes, and the consistency you bring to every shift makes a difference.

We're looking for people who show up, communicate, take responsibility, and genuinely care about the people they serve.

Work That Fits Your Schedule

Day • Evening • Overnight • Weekend

Full-Time & Part-Time Opportunities

We have a variety of clients and cases throughout the area, providing opportunities to find shifts that match your availability and experience.

Your Day-to-Day May Include

  • Providing companionship and meaningful interaction

  • Assisting with personal care and daily routines

  • Bathing, dressing, and grooming

  • Preparing meals

  • Light housekeeping

  • Grocery shopping and errands

  • Assisting with everyday activities

  • Communicating important updates with families and our office

We're Looking for Caregivers Who

  • Are dependable and take their commitments seriously

  • Are patient, respectful, and compassionate

  • Are at least 18 years old

  • Have a High School Diploma or GED

  • Have 2+ years of caregiving or related experience preferred

  • Have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation

  • Are comfortable assisting clients with errands and grocery shopping

  • Can meet required TB clearance requirements

  • Are comfortable assisting with personal care

Please note: Caregivers do not transport clients in their personal vehicles.

Why Visiting Angels of Main Line?

Because dependable caregivers deserve to feel supported and appreciated.

  • Local office support when you need it

  • Flexible scheduling opportunities

  • PTO and Holiday Pay

  • Referral Bonuses

  • Employee Recognition

  • Additional earning opportunities

  • Weekend opportunities

  • A team that values caregivers who show up and provide quality care

Visiting Angels of Main Line has been recognized as a Best of Home Care – Provider of Choice since 2010.

Compensation

$15–$18 Per Hour to Start

Pay varies based on experience, qualifications, availability, and case type. Additional earning opportunities may be available for select shifts and cases.

Ready to Get Started?

If you're a dependable caregiver looking for work in Havertown or surrounding Delaware County, apply today.

We're looking for caregivers who understand that being reliable isn't just about showing up for a shift—it's about showing up for someone who is counting on you.

Visiting Angels of Main Line

Your reliability matters. Your compassion matters. Your work matters.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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