Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Be Independent, Without Being Alone.Picture your day in Peoria: you start off with a smile, knowing that your work brings joy and comfort to seniors in your community. As a caregiver with Adultcare Assistance Homecare, you make a tangible difference every day while earning $19 - $21/hr.Competitive Pay & BenefitsOne of the highest starting wages for in-home caregivers in Peoria — $19 - $21/hrJoining reward, with performance-based raises at 90 days and twice yearlyStep up on a short-notice shift (under 24 hours) and get rewardedGet recognized and rewarded for milestones like finishing onboarding, on-time clock-ins, tenure goals, and moreEarn rewards for referring great caregivers to our teamOne-on-one check-ins across your first 90 days to set you up for successPaid training and PTOAround-the-clock manager supportWhat Your Day Looks LikeAs a caregiver, your daily activities include:Drive seniors to appointments and church servicesAssist with bathing and groomingManage incontinence care thoughtfullyPerform light housekeepingPrepare healthy mealsProvide medication remindersEnsure memory care safetySupport physical therapy exercisesYou'll Be A Great Fit If…You genuinely enjoy older adults and have a compassionate heart for helping them. With a reliable car and valid driver's license, you're ready to bring your skills and care right to their doorstep.Why Adultcare Assistance HomecareAt Adultcare Assistance Homecare, caregivers are not just valued, but celebrated. Since 1996, we have supported our team with recognition and a work environment where your contributions truly matter.In Peoria's 85382 ZIP code, caregivers typically work with a single client, often residing close by, ensuring a short commute. This area is characterized by its proximity to the Arrowhead Towne Center, the Loop 101 freeway, and the Peoria Sports Complex. The neighborhoods here are well-established, offering a familiar and manageable environment for caregivers who are matched with clients within the local community.A typical in-home CNA day involves arriving at a client's home, reviewing the care plan, completing morning ADLs (bathing, grooming, dressing), checking vitals, preparing meals, assisting with mobility, and updating the care log before transitioning to the next client. You'll communicate regularly with the care team and family members about any changes you observe.