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Live-In Caregiver

Posted 48 days ago

jobcaseLake St Louis (MO)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$300 per day

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About the role

Now Hiring Live-In Caregivers – Lake St. Louis, MORight at Home – St. LouisAre you looking for a meaningful job where you can make a real impact? Right at Home is hiring a compassionate and dependable Caregiver to support clients in Lake St. Louis, MO with non-medical, in-home care. Join a team that values your work and invests in your growth as a caregiver. Looking for live-in caregivers who are willing to do long-term live-in clients. Our mission is to give our clients the dignity to stay in their home safer for longer. Must be available to live-in for a minimum of 2 months. What We OfferOur Caregivers: Competitive pay averaging $300 per day Health insurance plans available after 1 year of employment Referral bonuses Paid training and ongoing development Caregiver recognition and rewards Supportive leadership and open communication Weekly pay Convenient mobile clock-in/out system The Caregiver We're Looking For: Caring and reliable individuals with a passion for helping others Caregiver with a minimum of 2 years live-in experience Must have reliable transportation Work a minimum of two months at a time. Dependable and ready to make a difference At Right at Home, we believe that when we take care of our caregivers, they can provide the best care to our clients. If you're ready to be part of a supportive and respectful team, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now to join our team Lake St. Louis, MO!

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