Caregiver - Kennesaw - Weekday Daytime Hours

Benefits Mileage reimbursement Paid training Referral bonus Flexible schedule Training & development Most of our clients want the same thing: to stay in the house they raised their family in. Whether that happens usually comes down to whether someone dependable shows up in the morning. That is the job. We are Assisting Hands Kennesaw — a local team that has been caring for families in this part of Cobb County for years. You would be working in the neighborhoods you already drive through: off Barrett Parkway, around Swift-Cantrell, up toward Acworth, down into east Marietta. Short drives, familiar streets, the same clients week after week. About the schedule Our biggest need right now is weekday daytime — roughly 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. We are looking for someone who can commit to at least 20 hours a week in that window. We build you a consistent schedule with the same clients, so you are not starting over with a new house every week. Evening and overnight shifts come up too, and you can pick those up if you want more hours. What you’ll do Help with bathing, dressing, and grooming Prepare meals and handle light housekeeping Give medication reminders Watch for fall risks and changes in how someone is doing Be a steady, familiar presence — for a lot of our clients, you are the main person they see all day What we offer $15–$18 per hour, depending on experience and certifications W-2 employment — you are our employee, not a contractor. Taxes withheld, real paystubs, no 1099 surprise in April Paid training — we will train you, and no prior professional caregiving experience is required Mileage reimbursement Holiday pay at time-and-a-half Paychecks every two weeks $100 referral bonus when someone you refer is hired and works 100 hours A real local team you can reach 24/7 — you will never be alone in a house wondering who to call What we need from you Must be 18 or older and authorized to work in the U.S. Valid Georgia driver’s license, plus a reliable, insured vehicle Current CPR and First Aid certification Negative TB test or chest X-ray CNA or PCA background is a plus, but not required — if you have cared for a family member and you show up when you say you will, we want to talk to you #J-18808-Ljbffr Assisting Hands Home Care