Caregiver

Care Professionals Needed

Part-Time Day, Evening & Weekend Shifts | $16$18/hour

Home Instead is looking for dependable, compassionate Care Professionals to support clients in Stitzer, Boscobel and Bloomington, Wisconsin.

These are established recurring assignments where consistency matters. We are looking for Care Pros who enjoy building relationships with older adults, can confidently support changing care needs, and understand that great care means helping someone remain as safe, independent, and connected as possible.

Open Shifts

Stitzer, WI

Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday

Saturday and Sunday: 8 am to 12 pm

This client assignment requires a Care Pro comfortable with hands-on personal care, mobility and fall-risk support, dementia/forgetfulness, meal preparation, and household assistance. Both clients use walkers, and one requires hands-on stabilization with shower transfers.

The right Care Pro will also understand the importance of connecting before directing. Gentle redirection, patience, humor, and conversation are important parts of successfully supporting this client while preserving their independence.

Boscobel, Wi

• Monday and Wed 11 am to 3 pm

Bloomington, WI

• Saturday 4:00 PM8:00 PM

This assignment is a great fit for someone who enjoys companionship, meal preparation, medication reminders, errands, outings, light housekeeping, and helping a client stay engaged in her normal routine. The client is largely independent but benefits from gentle reminders, standby safety support, and meaningful companionship.

Pay & Benefits

Competitive Pay: $16.00$18.00/hour

+$1.00/hour for weekend shifts

Home Instead Care Professionals also receive paid training, Paid Time Off (PTO), access to employer-sponsored health benefits, 401(k) with company match up to 4%, holiday pay, hands-on and online training, and support from an office team with 24/7 on-call assistance.

Requirements

Applicants must have a valid driver's license, current automobile insurance, and reliable transportation. You should be comfortable driving clients when needed.

Experience with dementia or personal care is valuable, but just as important are patience, reliability, good judgment, communication, and a genuine desire to build relationships with the people you serve.