Your Next Caregiving Opportunity Starts in Narberth

Narbeth, PA
Part Time
Experienced

Caregivers Needed in Narberth, PA

Visiting Angels of Main Line is hiring dependable, compassionate caregivers to support seniors in Narberth and surrounding Main Line communities.

If you're an experienced caregiver who takes pride in being reliable, building relationships, and helping seniors remain safe and independent at home, we'd like to hear from you.

Flexible Caregiving Opportunities

We have full-time and part-time cases with a variety of schedules, including:

  • Day shifts

  • Evening shifts

  • Overnight care

  • Weekend shifts

  • Ongoing and consistent cases

We work to match caregivers with cases that fit their experience, availability, and location.

What You'll Do

As a caregiver with Visiting Angels, you'll provide one-on-one support to seniors in the comfort of their own homes. Responsibilities may include:

✔ Companionship and conversation
✔ Bathing, dressing, and grooming assistance
✔ Meal preparation
✔ Light housekeeping
✔ Grocery shopping and errands
✔ Mobility and daily living assistance
✔ Medication reminders
✔ Providing dependable, respectful support to clients and their families

We're Looking for Caregivers Who Are

✔ Compassionate, patient, and dependable
✔ Comfortable providing hands-on personal care
✔ Able to communicate professionally with clients, families, and our office
✔ Experienced in senior care, home care, or a related setting
✔ Reliable and committed to scheduled shifts

A valid driver's license and reliable vehicle are strongly preferred, as many of our clients require caregivers who can reliably travel to their homes and assist with errands when needed.

Why Join Visiting Angels of Main Line?

We know dependable caregivers deserve a dependable employer. Our team offers:

✔ Flexible scheduling
✔ Full-time and part-time opportunities
✔ Paid Time Off (PTO) and holiday pay
✔ Ongoing caregiver training and support
✔ Employee referral bonuses
✔ Caregiver recognition programs
✔ ACA healthcare benefits for eligible employees
✔ Additional earning opportunities for select weekend, couples, and specialty cases

Compensation & Bonus Opportunities

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

Plus, eligible new caregivers can earn a $200 bonus after completing their first 60 hours worked.

Ready for Your Next Caregiving Opportunity?

If you're dependable, caring, and ready to make a meaningful difference for seniors in the Narberth and Main Line area, apply today to join the Visiting Angels of Main Line team.

Immediate opportunities are available for qualified caregivers.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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