Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Be Independent, Without Being Alone

Pay: $19 - $21/hr Full-time & part-time shifts

Picture your day in Scottsdale: a fulfilling journey where you uplift and empower the lives of seniors. Every visit is a chance to make a meaningful difference, wrapped in the scenic beauty of your community.

Competitive Pay & Benefits

Among the best caregiver pay in Scottsdale $19 - $21/hr

Sign-on reward, with pay increases at 90 days and every six months

Get rewarded when picking up shifts with less than 24 hours' notice

Celebrate your progress with rewards for onboarding, on-time clock-ins, tenure goals, and more

Know a great caregiver? Refer them and earn rewards

Regular check-ins during your first 90 days to keep you supported

Paid training and paid time off

A manager you can reach any time, day or night

What Your Day Looks Like

As a caregiver, your day includes tasks like:

Drive seniors to appointments, meetings, and church services

Assist with bathing and grooming

Provide thoughtful incontinence care management

Perform light housekeeping

Prepare healthy meals

Give medication reminders

Ensure memory care safety

Assist with physical therapy exercises

You'll Be a Great Fit If

You genuinely enjoy older adults and value the importance of a reliable car and valid driver's license to bring companionship and care into their lives.

Why Adultcare Assistance Homecare

At Adultcare Assistance Homecare, we're dedicated to recognizing your hard work and providing a supportive environment where your impact is celebrated. Our team has been enhancing the lives of seniors in Scottsdale since 1996, and we value the compassionate care you bring.

The in-home caregiver environment in ZIP code 85256, Scottsdale, AZ, is characterized by a mix of residential areas and Native American culture. Caregivers typically work with a single client, often within the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, ensuring a short commute. Nearby landmarks like the Talking Stick Resort and Loop 101 provide additional context, offering a blend of suburban and cultural experiences for those living and working in this area.

As a CNA in this role, you'll bring your certification into the home setting taking vital signs, observing changes in client condition, assisting with mobility, and documenting care notes. You'll often work under the direction of a care manager or supervising nurse but operate independently in the home, where the rhythm is slower than facility work but the relationship with each client runs deeper.