Caregiver jobs close to home, with a team behind you

Most of the work happens in a client's kitchen, bathroom and living room. On an hourly visit you might help a woman bathe and dress, make the lunch she likes, remind her about her afternoon medication, walk with her to the mailbox and keep her company through the crossword. On an overnight shift you stay awake for the trips to the bathroom and the restless hours, so her husband can finally sleep.

Live-in caregivers stay in the home for several days at a time and keep the whole household's routine going. Our Florida offices staff 24-hour care in rotating shifts instead. Whatever the schedule, we match you with clients whose care fits your experience, from a man home from the hospital after a hip replacement to a woman with Alzheimer's who needs the same calm face every morning.

Our founder, Teresa Sajkowski, is a registered nurse who worked in home care and hospice for ten years before she started the company in 2010. Our care team writes every care plan and supervises every caregiver, so before your first visit you know what your client needs, what they like and what to watch for.

When something doesn't look right, a fall, a cough that's getting worse, confusion that wasn't there yesterday, you call your office. Someone answers day and night, and you're never left figuring it out alone. We treat our caregivers like family, which is why so many of them stay with us.

Every new caregiver goes through orientation before the first shift, and everyone on the team completes an annual in-service. Our caregivers are trained in Alzheimer's and dementia care and keep learning newer memory care techniques.

New to the work? Our guide on how to become a caregiver explains the certifications, and the office can tell you which cases fit the experience you have.