TEL Staffing & HR

Non-Medical In Home Caregivers

Crestview, FL
Part Time to Full Time
Caregivers (Non-Medical)
Entry Level

IN HOME, NON-MEDICAL CAREGIVERS NEEDED in the Crestview & Baker areas.

From a Part Time Second job, to a Full Time career opportunity, this could be the job for you!


We have...

· Flexible Scheduling: Work full or part time around family, work or school obligations

· Meaningful work: It’s never the same day twice

What's required before I apply?

· Have a reliable vehicle, insurance in your name, and valid driver’s license

· Must either have a clear Level-2 Background check, or be able to pass a Level-2 background check

· Have a willingness to learn: No degree or diploma is required, just interest and ability to learn.

· Able to lift 50 pounds

· Be helpful, kind, considerate, patient, and have love in your heart.

What is expected from all caregivers?

· Provide personal hygiene assistance for elderly patients or those recovering from surgeries, injuries or accidents by attending to their basic needs, such as showering, bathing, dressing and eating.

· Help clients take prescribed medication and assist clients with ambulation

· Help with mobility around the house or outside (doctor’s appointments, walks etc.)

· Assist with personal care and hygiene, plan and prepare meals and help with physical therapy exercises.

· Complete client’s shopping or accompany them to successfully do so

· Perform housekeeping duties and report any unusual incidents

· Act quickly and responsibly in cases of emergency

· Offer activities that are essential for daily living by assisting patients with their meals, including serving and other tasks, if necessary.

PAY | $15/hr. 

SCHEDULE | Flexible based on client needs. Specifically looking for 7am-11am shifts, 5pm-9pm shifts and weekend shifts

REQUIREMENTS | Must pass a drug screen and a pre-employment background check (Level 2). Transportation with valid insurance to client homes. 

This position is Temp to hire. Not benefits are offered during the temp period.

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