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Caregivers Dedicated to Helping Others Bryn Mawr, PA Part Time to Full Time Mid Level SHARE ​ Visiting Angels of Mainline is currently searching for Energetic Angels with experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant, Home Health Aide, or Direct Care Staff to work in and around Mainline

• ALL SHIFTS ARE NEEDED

Benefits:

Competitive pay based on experience (depending on experience, level of qualification and type of shift) PTO and holiday pay Higher Hourly Pay

• All weekend shifts, couples shift, and Angel Calls pay at a higher base rate.

Continued education and in-service training opportunities Caregiver Referral Bonus and Recognition programs Consistent, flexible schedule with readily available hours ACA health care benefits (subject to eligibility) $200 cash bonus will be paid after 60 hours worked Responsibilities of a

Caregiver:

Perform all non-medical home care services as needed Perform personal care assistance, including bathing and grooming Companionship and friendship for seniors and their loved ones Assist with meal preparation, grocery shopping, and other errands Maintain communication between seniors, their family members, co-workers, and office staff

Caregiver Requirements:

At least 2 year of hands-on caregiving experience, working with seniors preferred A compassionate, upbeat attitude and love for the senior community Driver's license, reliable personal transportation, and current auto insurance preferably Completed or ability to have a 2-Step PPD, QuantiFERON Gold, or Chest X-Ray completed Good communication skills in Spanish, Russian, or Italian is a plus References, background checks, and drug screening will be performed Join our team in Mainline, PA, today Call us at (484) 455-7705. We are located in Havertown, PA

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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• First Name
• Last Name
• Email Address
• Phone
• Address Resume
• Attach resume or Paste resume Do you have a valid driver's license? No answer Yes No 1. How many years of professional caregiver experience do you have?
• 2.

Have you had a

NEGATIVE TB

test in the last year? If yes, which variation may you have gotten?

• 3. Do you have a valid drivers license and vehicle? Caregiver may at times be asked to perform errands. 4. What is your zip code?
• 5. Do you have any experience with Dementia, Alzheimer's or Hospice Care?
• 6. Are you comfortable with personal care for male and female clients?
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