Caregiver - Heart-Led Service — Phoenix, AZ

Be Independent, Without Being Alone

Pay: $17 - $20/hr
· Full-time & part-time shifts

Picture your day in Phoenix: you're making a meaningful impact in the lives of seniors, helping them stay independent and comfortable in their own homes. With every visit, you build connections and offer peace of mind to both clients and their families.

Competitive Phoenix caregiver pay at $17 - $20/hr

New-hire reward, plus merit raises at 90 days and biannually

Earn extra rewards for covering last-minute shifts booked under 24 hours out

Earn rewards and recognition as you hit milestones — completing onboarding, on-time clock-ins, reaching tenure goals, and more

Earn rewards when you refer caregivers to join our team

We check in with you through your first 90 days so you always have support

Paid time off, plus paid ongoing training

24/7 manager support

Your daily responsibilities will include:

• Drive seniors to appointments, meetings, and church services
• Assist with bathing and grooming
• Provide incontinence care management
• Perform light housekeeping
• Prepare healthy meals
• Offer medication reminders
• Ensure safety with memory care
• Assist with physical therapy exercises

You genuinely enjoy older adults and have a reliable car. A valid driver's license and proof of auto insurance are essential, along with passing a criminal background check and a drug screening test.

Working with Adultcare Assistance Homecare means being part of a supportive team that values your contributions. Since 1996, we've been recognized for offering exceptional care and fostering a rewarding work environment.

In ZIP code 85027, located in the northern part of Phoenix, caregivers typically work with a single client, ensuring a familiar and manageable routine. This area is well-connected by major roads such as the I-17 and Loop 101, and is near the Deer Valley neighborhood. The proximity to local amenities and residential areas allows caregivers to enjoy a short commute from their homes to their clients.

In addition to personal care, caregivers handle the practical side of keeping a household running smoothly — light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and accompaniment to appointments or errands when transportation is part of the role. Many clients live alone, so the caregiver becomes both a practical helper and a social anchor. The pace is steady, with each visit shaped by the client's needs that day.