Night Caregiver

Be Independent, Without Being AlonePay: $17 - $19/hr · Full-time & part-time shiftsPicture your day in Glendale: a warm, sunny morning as you start your shift, ready to make a difference in the lives of seniors. With a pay range of $17 - $19/hr, you create meaningful connections while providing essential care.Competitive Pay & BenefitsAmong the best caregiver pay in Glendale — $17 - $19/hrSign-on reward, with pay increases at 90 days and every six monthsGet rewarded when picking up shifts with less than 24 hours' noticeCelebrate your progress with rewards for onboarding, on-time clock-ins, tenure goals, and moreKnow a great caregiver? Refer them and earn rewardsRegular check-ins during your first 90 days to keep you supportedPaid training and paid time offA manager you can reach any time, day or nightWhat Your Day Looks LikeAs a caregiver, you'll be responsible for:Driving seniors to appointments and activitiesAssisting with bathing and groomingManaging incontinence care thoughtfullyPerforming light housekeeping dutiesPreparing healthy mealsProviding medication remindersEnsuring safety with memory careAssisting with physical therapy exercisesYou'll Be a Great Fit If…You genuinely enjoy older adults and have a reliable car. Enthusiasm for building relationships and providing compassionate support are key.Why Adultcare Assistance HomecareAt Adultcare Assistance Homecare, your dedication is recognized and valued. Since 1996, we have cultivated a supportive environment where caregivers are appreciated and empowered to make a positive impact every day.Glendale's 85301 ZIP code features a mix of residential areas and local attractions, including the bustling Downtown Glendale and the historic Catlin Court district. Caregivers typically work with one client in a nearby neighborhood, ensuring a short commute and a familiar environment. The area is well-connected with major roads like Grand Avenue and Glendale Avenue, facilitating easy travel within the city for caregivers living close by.In addition to personal care, caregivers handle the practical side of keeping a household running smoothly — light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and accompaniment to appointments or errands when transportation is part of the role. Many clients live alone, so the caregiver becomes both a practical helper and a social anchor. The pace is steady, with each visit shaped by the client's needs that day.