Make a Difference: Caregiver Opportunities.

Ardmore, PA
Full Time
Experienced

Caregiver Opportunities Available in Ardmore

Visiting Angels is currently looking for compassionate and dependable Caregivers to support clients throughout the Norristown and King of Prussia areas. Proudly recognized as a Best of Home Care – Provider of Choice since 2010, Visiting Angels of Jenkintown & Horsham provides competitive pay, ongoing training, and flexible scheduling designed to support our caregivers’ success. Join one of the most trusted names in home care and start your rewarding career today!

Requirements

  • Must be 18 years or older with a high school diploma or equivalent
  • TB Test required (2-Step PPD, Chest X-Ray, or Quantiferon Blood Test)
  • Valid government-issued photo ID

Responsibilities

  • Assist clients with meal preparation, grocery shopping, and daily errands
  • Provide personal care assistance, including bathing and grooming
  • Deliver non-medical in-home care services tailored to client needs
  • Offer companionship and emotional support to seniors and their families
  • Maintain clear and consistent communication with clients, coworkers, and office staff

💙 WHY JOIN VISITING ANGELS?

💰 Competitive Pay

$15.00–$18.00/hour

Pay is based on experience, qualifications, and assignment.

💵 Additional Earning Opportunities

  • Weekend shift premiums
  • Couples cases
  • "Angel Calls"

🎁 Great Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Holiday pay
  • Referral bonuses
  • Employee recognition programs

🕐 Flexible Scheduling

We have opportunities for:

  • Full-time
  • Part-time
  • Days
  • Evenings
  • Weekends
  • Overnight shifts

🤝 A TEAM THAT SUPPORTS YOU

You're never alone. Our office team is available to provide guidance, communication, and support throughout your employment.
 

📢 APPLY TODAY!

❤️ CARE FOR OTHERS. MAKE A DIFFERENCE. GET APPRECIATED.

📞 CALL (484) 455-7705
📍 Havertown, PA

Visiting Angels of Main Line

 

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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