Visiting Angels Greater Philadelphia

Experienced Dementia Caregiver – Meaningful Senior Care

Philadelphia, PA - Part Time to Full Time

💙 Compassionate Caregivers Needed – Philadelphia

Make a Difference. Build Connections. Care With Purpose.

Are you a caring, dependable, and compassionate individual looking for meaningful work in Philadelphia? Visiting Angels is seeking dedicated Caregivers in the 19142 area to provide quality, non-medical support to seniors in the comfort of their own homes.

If you enjoy helping others and want a career where your kindness and dedication truly matter, we’d love to welcome you to our team!

🏡 What You’ll Do

As a Visiting Angels Caregiver, you may assist with:

  • Providing companionship and emotional support
  • Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal care
  • Meal preparation and medication reminders
  • Light housekeeping and laundry
  • Mobility assistance and daily activities
  • Grocery shopping and errands
  • Encouraging independence and maintaining dignity
  • Communicating client needs or changes to families and our office team

🌷 What We’re Looking For

  • CNA, HHA, or experienced caregivers — 2+ years of professional experience preferred
  • Compassionate, patient, reliable, and trustworthy
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Valid driver’s license and insured vehicle preferred
  • Current TB test – 2-step PPD, Chest X-ray, or QuantiFERON blood test
  • Ability to meet company requirements and complete required documentation

💰 Why Join Visiting Angels?

  • $15–$18 per hour
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Full-time & part-time opportunities
  • Day, evening, overnight & weekend shifts
  • Mileage reimbursement for eligible assignments
  • Biweekly pay
  • Shift differentials for weekends, couples cases, and Angel Calls
  • Referral bonuses & caregiver recognition programs
  • Ongoing training and support
  • Supportive office team
  • Meaningful one-on-one client care

💜 Your Work Matters

Whether you’re helping with a morning routine, preparing a meal, or simply providing a friendly conversation, the care you give can make someone’s day better and provide peace of mind to their family.

Join Visiting Angels in Philadelphia and turn your compassion into a career with purpose.

🕊️ Apply today for our caregiver opportunities in the 19142 area!

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