CNA/HHA/PCA Caregiver - Earn $20-$23 Hourly
$20 to $23 per hour
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$20 to $23 per hour
About the role
- $20 to $23 per hour
- Weekly pay20+ hours per week available
- Full-time and part-time positions
- First and second shift openings
- Weekday and weekend schedules
- Flexible scheduling opportunities
- Urgent hiring needs in Milford
- Assist clients with personal care and everyday living activities
- Support mobility, walking, transfers, and safe positioning
- Prepare meals and assist with feeding when necessary
- Provide companionship and emotional support
- Help with light housekeeping and maintaining a comfortable home
- Follow individualized care plans and established routines
- Communicate changes in clients' conditions or needs to the care team
- Active CNA, HHA, or PCA certification
- Previous caregiving or home care experience preferred
- Compassionate, patient, and trustworthy
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Comfortable providing care independently in a client's home
- Reliable and able to commit to scheduled shifts
- Complete vaccination records preferred
- Apply Today!
- SYNERGY HomeCare is urgently hiring CNA/HHA/PCA caregivers in Milford, MA. Enjoy $20 to $23 per hour, weekly pay, and opportunities for 20+ hours per week. Both full-time and part-time positions are available, with first and second shifts on weekdays and weekends.
- Complete vaccination records are preferred. If you are ready to provide meaningful care and become part of a supportive team, apply today!
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