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At Visiting Angels of Main Line, we're looking for dependable caregivers who understand that caring for a senior is about more than completing a task. It's about showing up. It's about being patient. It's about treating someone with dignity. And sometimes, it's simply being the person they can count on. If that's you, keep reading. 👇 💰

HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL GET FOR BRINGING YOUR BEST

UP TO $18/HOUR Plus opportunities to earn more through: ⭐ Weekend Premiums ⭐ Couples Cases ⭐ Angel Calls 🎁 $200 Hiring Bonus after completing your first 60 hours 🕐 Flexible Scheduling Days

• Evenings
• Overnights
• Weekends Full-Time
• Part-Time ❤️ Paid Time Off + Holiday Pay 🎓 Paid Training & Continuing Education 🏆 Caregiver Recognition Programs 👥 Referral Bonuses 🏥 ACA Health Benefits (eligibility applies) 🚗

DO YOU HAVE A RELIABLE CAR?

That's a BIG plus. We're looking for caregivers who can reliably travel to our clients throughout the Main Line area. Valid driver's license + reliable transportation + current auto insurance preferred. 💙

WHAT DOES A VISITING ANGELS CAREGIVER ACTUALLY DO?

You help seniors stay safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes.

You may help with:

• Personal care & grooming
• Bathing & dressing
• Companionship
• Meal preparation
• Light housekeeping
• Grocery shopping & errands
• Providing a friendly face and a helping hand No two clients are exactly alike — and that's what makes this work meaningful.

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WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

Caregivers

• CNAs
• HHAs
• Direct Care Professionals We're looking for someone who is: ✔ Compassionate ✔ Reliable ✔ Patient ✔ Dependable ✔ Professional ✔ Ready to make a difference 2+ years of caregiving experience preferred.

Bilingual caregivers are encouraged to apply! 🏆

COME WORK FOR A TEAM THAT SEES YOU.

Visiting Angels of Main Line has been recognized with the Best of Home Care - Provider of Choice award. Because we believe the people who care for others deserve to be cared for too. ❤️

YOUR NEXT CLIENT IS WAITING.

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YOU READY TO BE THEIR ANGEL?

📞 CALL (484) 455-7705 📍 Havertown, PA

VISITING ANGELS OF MAIN LINE

COME

FOR THE OPPORTUNITY. STAY BECAUSE YOU'RE VALUED. ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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REQUIRED

• First Name
• Last Name
• Email Address
• Phone
• Address Resume
• Attach resume or Paste resume 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?
• The following questions are entirely optional.

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