In-Home Caregiver, Castle Shannon - FAST Track Onboarding!

Castle Shannon, PA

Part Time to Full Time

Superior Home Care

Mid Level

Frustrated working for unprofessional agencies?
We are serious about caregiving, if you are, too - maybe you're ready for the Superior difference!

We have the following direct care opening available for the right professional:

WHERE: Castle Shannon loop

WHEN: Start early, end early! 6:30 am - 12p, shifts available Monday thru Sunday.

PAY: $13-15/hour, based on experience and skill

REQUIRED SKILLS: Must have have own vehicle and drive and prior experience providing personal care and support. Must have physical, we will provide TB test at no cost as part of our onboarding process.

BENEFITS:
-Flexible scheduling (“sweet spot scheduling” based on your preferences and availability)
-Limited Traveling: Our Caregivers typically do NOT travel more than 10 miles to any client
-Paid training and orientation at full hourly rate
-Ava - Integrated monetary reward system based on daily and weekly performance
-TapCheck - earned wage cash advance benefit, your pay on demand between pays
-All staff earn paid time off
-IRA Retirement plan
-Health insurance coverage
-Mileage reimbursement and paid travel time
-Holiday Pay and Shift Differentials
-24/7 On Call Support from a dedicated on call coordinator
-Exceptional onboarding process and ongoing administrative support from a professional, responsive and accountable leadership team

In a world of average, we are extraordinary.

Why? For over 20 years we've set ourselves apart and above by creating a system for providing care that is quite simply - extraordinary. We don't take shortcuts and we do the right thing - always.

Do you have what it takes to work on a great team? Are you ready for a better work experience?

If so, apply today and come see what makes us different!

We are passionate about creating a company where our team members can prosper and thrive. Our team members earn a competitive base wage along with performance incentives and a comprehensive array of dynamic, lifestyle supporting benefits. Apply today to learn how you too can thrive with us!

Superior at Home seeks diversity across its team, we are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.

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