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Now Hiring Caregivers in Devon & the Main Line

Reliable Caregivers. Meaningful Work. Local Opportunities. Looking for caregiving work where your time, reliability, and experience actually matter? Visiting Angels of Main Line is hiring dependable caregivers to serve seniors in Devon and surrounding Main Line communities. We're looking for caregivers who are professional, compassionate, and dependable—people who understand that showing up consistently and providing quality care can make a real difference in a senior's everyday life. We're Looking for:

CNAs, HHAs, Direct Care Professionals & experienced caregivers

Reliable caregivers who take their schedules seriously

Compassionate professionals who treat clients with dignity and respect

Caregivers with reliable transportation

Individuals looking for consistent hours and quality caregiving opportunities

Caregivers interested in building meaningful, long-term relationships with clients

Why Join Visiting Angels? ✔ Flexible scheduling

✔ Day, evening, overnight & weekend shifts

✔ Opportunities for additional hours

✔ Weekend premiums

✔ PTO & holiday pay

✔ Referral bonuses

✔ Couples cases

✔ Angel Call opportunities

✔ $200 bonus after your first 60 hours 💰 Compensation $15-$18/hour, depending on experience, case, and shift. 📍 Devon & surrounding Main Line communities If you're dependable, experienced, and genuinely care about the people you serve, we want you on our team. Apply today and find your next caregiving opportunity close to home.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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  1. How many years of professional caregiver experience do you have?
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Have you had a

NEGATIVE TB

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

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  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?
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  5. Do you have any experience with Dementia, Alzheimer's or Hospice Care?
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  6. Are you comfortable with personal care for male and female clients?
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