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Free uniforms
Paid time off
Training & development
Bonus based on performance
Competitive salary
Flexible schedule
Paid holidays
Referral Bonus

Caregiver/PCA & CNA Jobs for Asheville and surrounding area (Hendersonville, Mars Hill, Weaverville, Waynesville...) NC
Training From Day One, Bonuses Up to 10%+
Tired of being left on your own as a caregiver?

You give everything to your clients. You shouldn't have to guess, worry, or wonder if anyone notices.

At Visiting Angels of Western North Carolina, we want to be the best agency to work for, so you're never on your own:

You keep learning. You bring the experience, and we build on it. Extra training starts on day one, including dementia care and safe, assisted transfers. We keep adding more.
You always know what you're walking into. Every client's care plan is in the app on your phone before you arrive.
You build real relationships. We match you with clients who fit you.
Your hours don't disappear. If a client ends, we replace them fast.
Great work pays. Plenty of bonus opportunities, and top performers move up to Care Professional.

How it works

1. Apply in 5 minutes.
2. Get trained from day one.
3. Start caring, and keep growing.

You go from guessing to confident, and from stuck to always learning. You become part of a team, not a shift number.

What you'll do

- Help clients with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting
- Safe, assisted transfers and mobility support
- Meal preparation, light housekeeping and medication reminders
- Companionship and errands
- Record visit notes in the app

What you need

- 18 or older, caring and reliable
- About 6 months of hands-on caregiving experience preferred. Caring for a family member counts. Less experience? Apply anyway and tell us about it.
- CNA, PCA or HHA certification a plus
- Pass a background check
- Valid driver's license, reliable transportation and auto insurance
- Able to lift up to 25 lbs. Transfers use slide boards and gait belts, and we train you.

What you get

- Competitive pay, plus bonuses that can add more than 10 percent to your earnings
- Get paid when you need it with Tapcheck
- Care Professional track for top performers
- Extra training from day one
- Want to become a CNA? We can advance your training costs.
- Supplemental benefits available
- No heavy lifting

If you want to be backed up, not left alone, applying here is the right decision. Apply today.

Compensation: $15.00 - $22.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

At Visiting Angels our care enriches the lives of aging and disabled adults, allowing them to thrive according to their wishes in the comfort of their home. It takes a team of professional caregivers supported by office professionals to provide quality care to our customers. You can make a rewarding career out of making a positive difference in the lives of local seniors and their families by joining our Visiting Angels' teams.

Visiting Angels administration takes time to understand every caller’s needs, explain options available and advise customers, families and caregivers accordingly. Our goal is to advocate for people and relieve them of uncertainty. You are actively involved in supporting a tier one organization and expanding our community engagement.

Visiting Angels' caregivers make life at home safer, happier, and more comfortable for seniors. As a member of the Visiting Angels team, you will make aging in place possible and help minimize the risk of senior isolation and the effects that come with it.

Visiting Angels offers a wide range of caregiver jobs to qualified applicants. We recruit positions related to:

Companion care
Elderly care
Personal or private care
Assisted living
Home care assistants (home care aides)
Specialized home care (including Alzheimer's, dementia, palliative, end-of-life care, fall prevention, etc.)

Our locations offer part-time and full-time home care positions with flexible scheduling and highly competitive pay.

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Why Work as a Professional Caregiver at Visiting Angels?

Visiting Angels has earned a reputation as one of America's leading home care brands for caregivers. Our locations offer highly competitive pay, flexible scheduling, a supportive work environment, and a wide range of caregiver job opportunities. Many of our locations also offer paid education, assistance with caregiver certification, and employment benefits.

For the last 9 years the McCullough Dr. location received the Best of Home Care® Employer of Choice award from Home Care Pulse! This exclusive designation is awarded to agencies based on feedback from caregivers themselves. Visiting Angels is also one of only 10 brands endorsed as a Best of Home Care® National Provider.

Competitive Compensation with weekly pay

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Flexible Scheduling

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