Dependable Senior Caregiver Opportunity Available

Conshohocken, PA
Part Time to Full Time
Experienced

🚗❤️ DRIVING CAREGIVERS WANTED!

Join the Visiting Angels Mainline Family

Do you have a reliable vehicle AND a heart for caring for others? We want you!

Visiting Angels Mainline is looking for compassionate, dependable, and experienced caregivers who are also licensed drivers with reliable transportation to care for seniors throughout Havertown and the Main Line area.

We're looking for more than someone who can simply get behind the wheel. We want caregivers who show up with compassion, patience, reliability, and a genuine desire to make a difference.

🚗 YOUR RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION + ❤️ YOUR HEART FOR CARE = A DIFFERENCE FOR OUR CLIENTS

Our clients depend on caregivers they can trust, count on, and feel comfortable with. Your ability to drive can help clients remain connected to the things that matter—while your compassion helps them feel safe, respected, and cared for.

✨ FLEXIBLE SHIFTS AVAILABLE

Day • Evening • Overnight • Weekend

💵 WHY YOU'LL LOVE WORKING WITH US

✔ Competitive Pay
✔ $200 Bonus after your first 60 hours
✔ Higher Pay for Weekend & Specialty Shifts
✔ Flexible Schedules
✔ PTO & Holiday Pay
✔ Referral Bonuses & Recognition Programs
✔ Ongoing Training & Growth Opportunities
✔ Health Benefits for Eligible Caregivers

❤️ WHAT MAKES A GREAT VISITING ANGELS CAREGIVER?

We're looking for someone who is:

✔ Compassionate and genuinely cares about seniors
✔ Reliable, responsible, and dependable
✔ Patient, respectful, and professional
✔ A licensed driver with reliable transportation
✔ Comfortable assisting with errands and daily activities
✔ Experienced in providing quality care
✔ Someone who takes pride in making a client's day better

👩‍⚕️ YOUR ROLE

You'll provide the support seniors need to remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home, including:

• Personal care & daily activities
• Companionship & emotional support
• Meal preparation
• Light housekeeping
• Grocery shopping & errands
• Building meaningful relationships with clients and their families

🚗 DRIVING IS IMPORTANT — BUT SO IS YOUR HEART.

We need caregivers who can drive AND caregivers who care.

If you're dependable behind the wheel and compassionate at the bedside, you may be exactly who we're looking for. 💙

📞 APPLY TODAY!

(484) 455-7705

📍 Visiting Angels Mainline – Havertown

Come make every visit matter. ❤️

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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