CNA/PCA - Caregiver-First Role with Flexible Shifts

Home Care Evolution; Waycross (GA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay with shift differentia

Caregiver Appreciation days & Paid Hol

Team Referral Program

Job summary

Azalea is seeking compassionate CNAs to join a caregiver-first organization that backs you with nurse-led mentorship and paid certifications. You will deliver hands-on support and monitor clients in their homes, promoting mobility and safety while maintaining dignity and privacy.

We offer training, 401(k), competitive pay with shift differentials, and opportunities for advancement. Compensation reflects experience and case variety in Georgia.

Qualifications

• Active CNA license required.
• First Aid & CPR certification preferred or willingness to obtain.
• Empathy, professionalism and a commitment to client dignity.

Responsibilities

• Deliver hands-on support: assist clients with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and transfers.
• Promote mobility and strength: ROM exercises, walking, and therapy routines as directed.
• Monitor health: check vital signs, track intake, and report changes promptly.
• Provide medication cues: remind clients to take meds as ordered and document compliance.
• Support daily life: prepare meals, light housekeeping, run errands, and provide companionship.
• Advocate for safety: follow infection-control and fall-prevention protocols, document EMR notes.

Skills

Active CNA license

Empathy

Professionalism

Education

High school diploma/GED

First Aid CPR certification

Tools

Basic computer skills

Job description

Azalea is seeking compassionate CNAs to join a caregiver-first organization that backs you with nurse-led mentorship and paid certifications. You will deliver hands-on support and monitor clients in their homes, promoting mobility and safety while maintaining dignity and privacy.

We offer training, 401(k), competitive pay with shift differentials, and opportunities for advancement. Compensation reflects experience and case variety in Georgia.