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Compassionate Caregivers Needed In Malvern
Malvern, PA
Part Time to Full Time
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We are currently seeking a Caregiver to service clients in and around Malvern.
Recognized as a Best of Home Care Provider of Choice since 2010, Visiting Angels of King of Prussia offers competitive starting pay rates, continuous, and flexibility for all our caregivers.
Benefits:
Competitive Pay Based on Experience
- Rates start between $16/hour to $18/hour based on experience and certification (i.e CNA, DC or HHA)
Higher Hourly Pay
- All weekend shifts, couples shift, and last minute calls are paid at a higher base rate!
PTO and Holiday Pay
Consistent, Flexible Schedule
- Tailor your work to fit your ideal work/life balance.
Referral Bonuses and Recognition Programs
$200 cash bonus will be paid after 60 hours worked
Requirements
CNA, HHA, and DCW Certification
A minimum of one (1) year experience as a caregiver (or similar position)
TB Test (2
- Step PPD/Chest X-Ray/QuantiFERON Blood Work)
Driver's license, reliable personal transportation.
References, background checks, and drug screening will be performed
Good communication skills
Job Responsibilities
Assist with meal preparation, grocery shopping, and other errands
Perform personal care assistance, including bathing and grooming
Perform all non-medical home care services as needed
Companionship and friendship for seniors and their loved ones
Maintain consistent communication between seniors, co-workers, and office staff
Join our team in King of Prussia, PA
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