Caregiver Opportunities | Day, Night & Weekend Shifts

Philadelphia, PA
Part Time
Experienced

Experienced Caregivers | CNA | HHA – Philadelphia 19131

Your experience matters. Your reliability matters. And the quality of care you provide matters.

Visiting Angels of Main Line is seeking experienced, dependable Caregivers, CNAs, HHAs, and Direct Care Professionals to provide one-on-one care for seniors in the 19131 Philadelphia area and surrounding communities.

We're looking for professionals who understand that great caregiving means more than completing a list of tasks. It means showing up consistently, communicating well, maintaining professionalism, and providing clients with the level of care and respect they deserve.

Is This You?

You may be a great fit for our team if you:

✔ Have 2+ years of professional caregiving experience preferred
✔ Have experience assisting seniors with personal care and daily activities
✔ Are dependable, punctual, and committed to your scheduled shifts
✔ Communicate professionally with clients, families, and office staff
✔ Are comfortable working independently in a client's home
✔ Are patient, compassionate, and attentive to client needs
✔ Can complete required employment and health screenings

A valid driver's license and reliable vehicle are strongly preferred.

Caregivers with reliable transportation may have access to a wider variety of available cases and schedules.

What You'll Do

Depending on the needs of your assigned client, responsibilities may include:

• Personal care, bathing, dressing, and grooming
• Companionship and meaningful conversation
• Meal preparation
• Light housekeeping
• Mobility and transfer assistance
• Medication reminders
• Grocery shopping and errands
• Assistance with everyday activities
• Providing a safe, comfortable home environment
• Communicating changes or concerns to the appropriate team members

Opportunities That Work With Your Schedule

We have both full-time and part-time caregiving opportunities, including:

Day • Evening • Overnight • Weekend

Our goal is to match qualified caregivers with cases that align with their experience, availability, and location whenever possible.

What We Offer

✔ Flexible scheduling
✔ Consistent case opportunities
✔ Paid Time Off (PTO) and holiday pay
✔ Ongoing training and professional development
✔ Caregiver referral bonuses
✔ Employee recognition programs
✔ ACA healthcare benefits for eligible employees
✔ Additional earning opportunities for select weekend, couples, and specialty cases

Compensation

$15.00–$18.00 per hour, based on experience, qualifications, shift, and case type.

Eligible new caregivers can also earn a $200 bonus after completing their first 60 hours worked.

Bring Your Experience Somewhere It's Valued

If you're an experienced caregiver who takes pride in being reliable, professional, and compassionate, we'd like to hear from you.

Apply today to join Visiting Angels of Main Line and explore available caregiving opportunities in the 19131 area.

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