Caregiver – Private Pay Home Care Clients

AbriCare, Inc.; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 18,000 - 26,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with employer match

Lifestyle Savings Account

In-House APC Training

Employee rewards program

$16/hour

Job summary

AbriCare seeks dedicated CareGivers to support private pay home care clients in the St. Louis area. You will deliver essential personal care and strive to maintain clients’ independence and quality of life in their own homes.

We offer flexible scheduling and competitive hourly wages, with opportunities for APC/CNA certified caregivers to stand out. A supportive employer environment and growth opportunities are part of our benefits.

Qualifications

• CareGivers with APC and/or CNA are encouraged to apply; certification preferred but not required.
• Compassionate, reliable, and able to learn new tasks in home care settings.
• Reliable transportation plan and ability to pass a background check.

Responsibilities

• Assist with personal care including bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
• Prepare nutritious meals and assist with feeding as needed.
• Perform light housekeeping tasks in clients' homes.
• Provide medication reminders to clients.
• Offer companionship and engage in meaningful activities.
• Assist with mobility and transfers; help with errands (not transporting clients).

Skills

Compassionate

Reliable

Willing to learn

APC/CNA certification preferred

Education

APC or CNA certification preferred

Tools

Smartphone

Job description

CareGiver - Private Pay Home Care Clients

St. Louis, MO

Are you a compassionate and reliable individual looking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others? AbriCare is seeking dedicated CareGivers to join our growing team in the St. Louis, Missouri area. At AbriCare, we believe in building strong relationships based on Trust, fostering genuine Connection with our clients and staff, and delivering exceptional Value in every interaction. Come be a part of a company that truly cares!

• Location: St. Louis, Missouri, & surrounding areas

The Role:

As a CareGiver with AbriCare, you will provide essential personal care and individualized support to clients in their homes, allowing them to maintain independence and a high quality of life.

We offer flexible scheduling options to fit your lifestyle, along with competitive hourly wages.

• Assisting with personal care, including bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting
• Preparing nutritious meals and assisting with feeding
• Performing light housekeeping tasks
• Providing medication reminders
• Offering companionship and engaging in meaningful activities
• Assisting with mobility and transfers
• Completing essential shopping and errands (not transporting clients)

What We Look For:

• A compassionate and reliable nature
• Previous caregiving experience is preferred but not required
• Dedication and a willingness to learn
• CareGivers with Advanced Personal Care (APC) and/or Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) are strongly encouraged to apply; APC or CNA certification preferred, but not required
• Reliable transportation plan
• Ability to pass a comprehensive background check
• A working smartphone (for time and attendance usage)

Why AbriCare?

We are committed to being a great employer, offering a supportive environment where your contributions are recognized and valued. We invest in our team and offer a comprehensive benefits package:

• 401(k) with employer match after eligibility timing
• Lifestyle Savings Account (for Full-Time employees) to support back-up childcare, back-up transportation, and educational resources
• Opportunities for career development and growth (In-House APC Training)
• Employee rewards program (Cash rewards for meeting milestones)
• $16/hour

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