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Enthusiastic Caregivers Needed - Bryn Athyn, PA

Bryn Athyn, PA

Part Time to Full Time

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Every client has a story, and every caregiver has the opportunity to make a difference. Visiting Angels is seeking compassionate Caregivers in Philadelphia who are ready to bring kindness, comfort, and dependable support to those who need it most.

🌟 What You'll Do

Provide companionship and meaningful emotional support

Assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal care

Prepare meals and provide medication reminders

Assist with mobility and daily activities

Help with light housekeeping and laundry

Assist with errands and grocery shopping as needed

Encourage independence and maintain clients' dignity

Communicate client needs and changes to the office team

💰 What We Offer

$15-$18 per hour, based on experience, qualifications, and case type

Flexible scheduling

Part-time and full-time opportunities

Day, evening, overnight, and weekend shifts

Biweekly pay

Mileage reimbursement for eligible assignments

Overtime opportunities

Shift differentials for weekends and special cases

Referral bonuses and caregiver recognition programs

Ongoing training and professional support

A supportive office team

✅ What We're Looking For

Previous caregiving experience preferred

CNA, HHA, DC

certification, or equivalent experience preferred

Compassionate, patient, reliable, and trustworthy

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Valid driver's license and insured vehicle preferred for applicable assignments

Ability to meet company requirements and complete required documentation If you're enthusiastic about helping others and ready to turn your compassion into meaningful work, apply today and become part of the Visiting Angels team ❤️

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