Korean-speaking Home Care Aide - driving required
$18.75 per hour
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$18.75 per hour
About the role
- MUST have a valid driver’s license, insurance and a safe & reliable vehicle. They will help with daily activities and safely transport clients to appointments, errands, and social outings.
- Start your career with the nation’s leading provider of in-home support to seniors and become a hero for someone in your community.
- Why should you join Help at Home?
- Flexible scheduling
- Pay ranges from $18.75 to $21.00 an hour *with experience (can vary by location and/or care plan)
- Mileage reimbursement for all client-related driving
- No experience required
- Amazing benefits – health care, paid time off, and cash bonuses!
- Meaningful work with clients who need your help
- Industry leader with 40+ years of history in a high-demand field
- Veteran-Friendly Employer: We encourage veterans, active military, and their spouses to apply for positions. Our roles are flexible, and we value your experience and expertise.
- Become a Help at Home Hero TODAY! Apply online or in person!
- As a Home Care Aide, you’ll work 1-on-1 with your clients inside their homes, and support them with the following types of activities:
- Light housekeeping, including organizing, laundry, and basic cleaning
- Personal activities such as dressing, grooming, and assisting with meals
- Provide Safe and timely transportation to run errands, grocery shopping, and/or accompanying your clients to appointments.
- We are hiring now in your community – join our team and build your career in a high-demand industry.
- Bilingual Korean/English (spoken and written)
- Valid driver’s license or IDActive Insurance in your name
- Access to reliable transportation
- Comfortable driving clients of all mobility levels
- Ability to assist clients in and out of vehicles as needed
- Dedication to professional development, including organizational and state-required training
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