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Home Health Aide

Posted 44 days ago

jobcaseBel Air (MD)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$20/hr

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About the role

Per Diem CNAs / HHAs - FAIRFIELD COUNTY$20/hrWeekly PayFast Case Placement Flexible Day & Overnight Shifts availableLooking for meaningful work that also fits your life? Join Affirmed Home Care —Connecticut's premier concierge home care agency—and provide care the way it's meant to be delivered. We currently have active cases throughout Fairfield County with day and overnight shifts available.
About the Opportunity: As a per diem Home Health Aide, you'll provide high-quality in-home support while helping clients remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes. Responsibilities may include: Personal care assistanceMedication remindersLight housekeeping + meal preparationCompanionship and meaningful engagementWhy Caregivers Love Working With Affirmed: Starting at $20.00/hour + sign-on bonusWeekly direct depositReferral bonuses availableFast onboarding + rapid case placementFlexible scheduling that works around YOUR availabilityRequirements: Minimum 1 year CNA/HHA experienceValid CT CNA License/HHA CertificateEligibility to work in the U.S.Physical within past 12 monthsPPD or QuantiFERON (within 12 months) or chest X-ray (within 5 years) Valid driver's licenseAt Affirmed Home Care, we don't just staff cases—we elevate the caregiver experience. If you're compassionate, reliable, and committed to making a difference, we'd love to welcome you to our team. Affirmed Home Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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