CAREGIVERS NEEDED - FULL AND PART-TIME - SAME DAY PAY

Certified Caregiver
Join our DYNAMIC team at Bickford Senior Living as a Certified Caregiver! The Certified Caregiver supports resident care within the branch, ensuring that Resident's daily needs are met in a compassionate way that maintains their dignity, allowing them to live their life to the fullest!

FULL-TIME

Full-time employees (30+ hours per week) are eligible for all benefits (medical, dental, vision, and voluntary products)
Pay available daily

PART-TIME

Part-time employees (29 or fewer hours per week) are eligible for Voluntary Life, Voluntary Short-Term Disability, Voluntary Long-Term Disability, Accident, Critical Illness, Identity Protection, and Cyber Monitoring
Pay available daily

PRN

Pay available daily
There is no higher calling, no greater purpose than a caregiver. The question is… do we have the will to love, do what it takes, and risk ourselves in caring, even when the burden is great? In times of happiness and sadness, we are that caregiver" -
Bickford Senior Living is a community of caregivers who are dedicated to doing whatever it takes to enrich our resident's happiness. Mary Bickford, the matriarch of the family, was the first resident of a Bickford Branch and our namesake. Although Bickford Senior Living has grown in size… we pride ourselves in the family environment that is the foundation on which Bickford has served thousands of residents and employees throughout the years.
Make a Difference Every Day We are passionate about our mission — to champion quality of life for all seniors. We deliver high-quality care with a personal touch and encourage our residents to enjoy life to the fullest.
Be Part of a Uniquely Supportive Community The care-focused environment we create for residents extends to our team members. We offer programs, rewards, and benefits to help you live your best.
We are committed to helping our team members achieve their career goals.
Know the residents you serve, providing care based on their service plans.
Assist in all aspects of a resident's daily life, including activities of daily living, meal service, and social engagement.
Appropriately communicate with branch clinical leadership when a resident's needs change.
Knowledge of how to approach and care for residents with dementia.
High School Diploma or GED.
Willing to take additional training or education, which specific states may require.
CPR and First Aid certifications are required.