Seeking Outstanding Caregivers in Wallingford, PA

Wallingford, PA
Part Time
Entry Level
:rotating_light:Caregivers wanted - All Shifts available (Wallingford, PA area) :rotating_light:

Join Visiting Angels Chadds Ford!

For over a decade, Visiting Angels Chadds Ford has been committed to providing exceptional care and building strong relationships with our clients and caregivers. We believe caregivers are the heart of our organization and make a meaningful impact every day.



Visiting Angels Chadds Ford is looking for caring, reliable, and compassionate caregivers to join our team and provide exceptional in-home care to individuals throughout the Delaware County and Chester County communities.

If you’re passionate about helping others and want a rewarding career with a supportive team, flexible schedules, and the opportunity to make a real difference in someone’s life, we would love to hear from you!


 

Qualifications:
  •  Must be at least 18 years old
  •  High School Diploma or GED
  • Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
  •  Minimum 2 years of professional experience in a homecare setting
  •  Must have one of the following TB clearances: 2-Step PPD, QuantiFERON, or Chest X-Ray


Responsibilities:
  •  Provide companionship and emotional support to seniors
  • Assist with personal care, including bathing, dressing, and grooming
  • Help with meal preparation and medication reminders Perform light housekeeping and errands
  • Support seniors in maintaining their safety, comfort, and independence at home


Why Join Visiting Angels?

 Competitive Pay: $15.00–$17.00 per hour (based on skills and experience)
 Additional pay opportunities for couples cases and Angel Calls
 Weekend shift differentials available
 Paid trainings
 Shadow shifts with hands on training
 Paid Time Off (PTO) & Holiday Pay
 Flexible scheduling – Choose your schedule
 Caregiver referral bonuses and recognition programs
 A supportive office team that values and appreciates your dedication


 Apply today and become part of the Visiting Angels Chadds Ford family!
 

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