Promotional Distribution Associate

Posted 3 days ago

attentive careRensselaer (NY)

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Junior

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$16.50–$18.00

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About the role

Job Description: Attentive Care, a licensed home health care agency with nearly 50 years of service in New York’s Capital Region, is seeking a Part-time Promotional Distribution Associate to support our marketing efforts. As a respected provider of in-home nursing and personal care services, we are committed to reaching more families in need of compassionate care. This role is essential to expanding our community presence and ensuring that our services are visible to those who need them most. You will represent Attentive Care in the field, helping to build awareness and trust within the local community.
Key responsibilities include: Distributing brochures to targeted neighborhoods and businesses throughout the Capital Region Placing lawn signs in strategic, approved locations to maximize visibility Maintaining a polished, professional, and polite demeanor while representing the agency Traveling to various locations, including Saratoga Springs, Schenectady, Rensselaer, Troy, and Albany, NYEnsuring all materials are distributed according to company guidelines and local regulations Reporting on distribution activities and providing feedback to the marketing team
Requirements: Valid driver’s license Proficient in English At least 18 years of age Authorization to work in the United States Ability to travel throughout the Capital Region, including Saratoga Springs, Schenectady, Rensselaer, Troy, and Albany, NYBenefits Competitive hourly compensation: $16.50–$18.00 per hours Daytime hours with flexible scheduling; part-time Hybrid work environment Recognition as Best Homecare Agency Award winner (2024–2026)Opportunity to join a respected agency with nearly 50 years of service in the Capital Region

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