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💙 Kimberton Caregivers Wanted! Flexible Shifts & Great Opportunities💙

Make a Difference Every Day Visiting Angels King of Prussia is seeking caring, dependable caregivers to provide quality in-home care and companionship to seniors in Kimberton and surrounding communities. If you're looking for meaningful work, flexible scheduling, supportive teamwork, and opportunities to grow, we'd love to hear from you! Qualifications ✔ 18 years or older

✔ Minimum 1 year of professional caregiving experience

✔ Valid driver's license and reliable personal vehicle

✔ Current TB clearance: 2-Step PPD, QuantiFERON Blood Test, or Chest X-Ray Responsibilities ✨ Assist with personal care, including bathing, dressing, and grooming

✨ Provide companionship and emotional support

✨ Assist with daily household tasks, meals, and errands

✨ Help seniors remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home Why Join Visiting Angels? 💙 Competitive pay based on experience and qualifications

💙 Weekend, couples case, and Angel Call pay differentials

💙 PTO & Holiday Pay

💙 Flexible full-time and part-time schedules — days, evenings, weekends & overnights

💙 Paid training, referral bonuses & caregiver recognition programs

💙 A supportive team that values and invests in its caregivers For more than a decade, Visiting Angels King of Prussia has been committed to providing exceptional care while supporting the caregivers who make it possible. Apply today and become part of the Visiting Angels King of Prussia family! 📞 Call us at (610) 650-0930 ALL

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