Job Description

Are you looking for a job that works around your schedule? 

By working as a caregiver with Right at Home you have the unique opportunity to improve the quality of life of your clients while also working a schedule that is right for you and your family.  We have short shifts, long shifts, nights, weekends, you name it!  Working as a PCA or CNA with Right at Home will give you the financial rewards you need and a schedule to suit your lifestyle....and the best part is, you can feel really great about the meaningful work that you do every day!

We prefer our PCAs and CNAs to have at least 1 year of experience working in the senior care industry, but if you're new to home care, we LOVE training our staff!  Our RN is a state-certified PCA instructor, and she likes nothing more than to empower our caregivers with knowledge and skills to make sure they are prepared to do the job that we are asking them to do.

At Right at Home, we are proud of our company culture, and we work hard to build an environment of teamwork and trust with all of our caregivers and our clients.  This is why we are AWESOME at our client-caregiver matching! We want to get to know you so we can get you scheduled with clients that are right for you.

WHY WORK FOR RIGHT AT HOME?

• Flexible but CONSISTENT schedules
• We do our scheduling far in advance, so you can plan your life and pay your bills!
• weekly pay
• Free CPR certification
• Free PAID training
• Employee referral bonus-unlimited!
• Extremely positive work environment
• Owner conducts interviews and orientation

You've worked FOR the rest, now come work WITH the best!  We are:

• Rated #1 on Caring.com
• Best of Homecare Employer of Choice 
• Best of Homecare Provider of Choice
• Best of Homecare Leader in Excellence

Working as a PCA or CNA for Right at Home, you can expect to provide hands-on care for your client, including assisting with:

• bathing and dressing
• toileting and incontinence care (such as changing adult briefs)
• fall prevention and mobility assistance
• bed bound care if applicable
• preparing meals for and possibly feeding your client

You can also expect to provide companion care such as:

• cognitive support for someone who is living with dementia, including things like planning and doing activities with your client, engaging in conversation, redirecting your client when they get confused
• safety sitting/supervision
• helping your client with errands and activities, like shopping for groceries or going to the park for a walk
• transportation

While Right at Home is NOT a house cleaning service, all PCAs and CNAs should be prepared to provide light housekeeping services to our clients. After all, if our clients need help with bathing and dressing, they likely also need help maintaining a clean living environment. Light housekeeping duties may include but are not necessarily limited to:

• washing your client's laundry 
• cleaning your client's bathroom and bedroom
• cleaning the kitchen
• dusting
• floor care (sweeping, vacuum, mop)