Home Care Aide

Home Care Aide One-on-One In-Home Support Full-Time & Part-Time | Reliable Hours | South San Francisco Work Where You're Valued At Nurse Next Door San Mateo, our aides are more than task-takersthey're trusted partners in each client's well-being. We invest in your growth, listen to your ideas, and back you with hands-on clinical support every step of the way. What We Offer Competitive hourly pay plus shift differentials Flexible scheduling you can count on Paid career-ladder training (HHA ? CNA ? Nursing pathways) Supportive supervisors who know you by name, not badge number PTO, mileage reimbursement, and recognition programs How You'll Make a Difference Personalized Daily Living Assistance Safely transfer clients, support bathing/grooming, and help with mobility devices. Healthy Home Environment Change linens, do light laundry, and keep living areas clean and hazard-free. Medication & Wellness Checks Provide timely reminders and record basic vitals or observations. Mind-Body Engagement Read aloud, reminisce, or guide simple chair-exercises to keep clients alert and active. Detailed Reporting Document care notes and promptly share changes with your RN or Care Supervisor. The Skills & Heart You Bring Completion of an accredited Home Health Aide (HHA) program (or equivalent). At least 1 year of paid home-health, hospice, or facility experience. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Strong written and verbal communicationyou're comfortable updating digital care logs. CPR certification (or willingness to earn within 30 days). A genuine desire to foster trust and dignity for every client you serve. Ready to Elevate Home Care? If you thrive on meaningful, one-on-one connections and want an employer that champions your success, click "Apply Now." Let's improve lives togetherstarting with yours! Compensation: $23.00 - $25.00 per hour Professional caregivers go by many names: homemakers, home care aides, home health aides, certified nursing assistants, personal care assistants, direct care workers. No matter the name, what they all have in common is a calling to care for people in the comfort of their own homes.