Experienced Caregiver / CNA Needed – Reliable Vehicle Required | Havertown & Delaware County

Delaware County
Part Time to Full Time
Experienced

Caregiver / CNA – 2+ Years Experience Required | Driver's License Required

Hiring Near Upper Darby • Havertown • Bryn Mawr • Broomall • Narberth

💲 $15–$18/Hour + $200 Hiring Bonus

🚗 Valid Driver's License & Reliable Vehicle Required

❤️ Experienced Caregivers Needed to Support Local Seniors

Please apply only if you have:
✔ Minimum 2 years of professional caregiving experience
✔ A valid driver's license
✔ A reliable personal vehicle

Great caregivers deserve a great employer.

At Visiting Angels of Main Line, we are looking for dependable, compassionate caregivers who want more than just a job. We are seeking experienced professionals who take pride in making a difference in the lives of seniors while working with a team that values and supports them.

You'll help seniors remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes while building meaningful relationships with clients and their families.

❤️ Why Join Visiting Angels of Main Line?

We believe caregivers deserve the same care and support they provide to others.

Compensation & Rewards

✔ Competitive Pay: $15.00–$18.00 per hour
(Based on experience, qualifications, and assignment)

✔ $200 Cash Bonus after completing your first 60 hours worked

✔ Additional earning opportunities:

  • Weekend premium shifts

  • Couples cases

  • Angel Calls

Benefits & Support

✔ Flexible scheduling:

  • Full-Time

  • Part-Time

  • Days

  • Evenings

  • Overnights

  • Weekends

✔ Paid Time Off (PTO)

✔ Holiday Pay

✔ ACA Health Benefits (eligibility requirements apply)

✔ Caregiver referral bonuses

✔ Employee recognition programs

✔ Ongoing training and education

✔ Supportive office team available when you need us

❤️ Your Role as a Caregiver

You'll provide compassionate, non-medical home care that allows seniors to continue living safely and independently.

Responsibilities include:

  • Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal care

  • Providing companionship and emotional support

  • Preparing meals

  • Performing light housekeeping

  • Grocery shopping and running errands

  • Communicating with clients, families, and the Visiting Angels office team

Every visit matters. Your dedication gives seniors confidence and gives families peace of mind.

✅ Caregiver Requirements

Qualified applicants must have:

✔ Minimum 2 years of hands-on caregiving experience

✔ Experience as a Caregiver, CNA, HHA, Direct Care Worker, Personal Care Assistant, or similar role

✔ Valid driver's license

✔ Reliable vehicle and current auto insurance

✔ High School Diploma or GED

✔ Ability to complete one of the following TB clearances:

  • 2-Step PPD

  • QuantiFERON Gold Blood Test

  • Chest X-Ray

✔ Ability to pass:

  • Background check

  • Drug screening

  • Reference verification

⭐ Bilingual caregivers (Spanish, Russian, or Italian) are encouraged to apply.

🏆 Join an Award-Winning Home Care Team

Visiting Angels of Main Line has proudly been recognized as a Best of Home Care – Provider of Choice office because we believe great care starts with great caregivers.

We respect your experience, value your dedication, and provide the support you need to succeed.

📍 Serving Caregivers Near:

  • Upper Darby

  • Havertown

  • Bryn Mawr

  • Broomall

  • Narberth

  • Delaware County

  • Main Line Communities

Apply Today

If you are an experienced caregiver with reliable transportation and want to work for a company that appreciates what you do, we would love to meet you.

📞 Call Visiting Angels of Main Line: (484) 455-7705

❤️ Become an Angel. Make a difference every day.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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