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Caregiver / CNA / HHA – Flexible Shifts & Consistent Hours

Location: Omaha Metro Area

Pay: $17.00 – $19.00 / hour (Based on experience & reliability)

Shifts Available: Days, Evenings, Overnights, and Weekends

Are you looking for extra work hours? Are you dependable, punctual, and passionate about making a difference?

If you are reliable, compassionate, and serious about providing high-quality, long-term care, Trusted Life Choices wants to meet you! We serve clients close to your home across the Omaha Metro Area, offering flexible scheduling to fit your life.

What We Offer:

• Consistency: Steady hours and clients matched near your location.

• Support: Paid training and a flexible schedule that works for you.

• Appreciation: Direct recognition and rewards for reliability and excellent performance.

• Growth: Opportunity to grow your career with a team that values your commitment.

What We Expect (Requirements):

• Experience: Certified CNA or HHA experience preferred (minimum 6 months).

• Transportation: Must have a reliable vehicle and a consistent attendance record.

• Environment: Ability to work comfortably in client homes with pets (cats/dogs).

• Professionalism: Strong work ethic, compassion, and excellent communication.

• Screening: Must be able to pass a background check and drug screening.

Ready to Join Our Team?

If you are ready to work with a company that truly values commitment, compassion, and excellence— apply today and grow your career with Trusted Life Choices!

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