What are the responsibilities and job description for the Personal Care Assistant (PCA) / Caregiver position at COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR INDEPENDENCE, INC.?
I have been working for CRI for 8 years, and I love my job. I have worked with a variety of men and women over the years. They have shared stories of their lives and filled my heart with joy. The office staff are always helpful and supportive. -Stephanie H.
Job Description
- Location: Meadville area
- $13.50 / hour
- Part-time
- Daytime hours
- Days Vary
- We offer a variety of shifts and locations to work from
- Paid initial and ongoing training in the classroom and online to help you support your clients
- Coaching and mentoring to set you up for success
- Supervisors, schedulers, and trainers are there to support you 24/7
- A schedule that matches your needs with the needs of the client
- Celebration of employee anniversaries
- Annual staff picnics
- Recognition and rewards
- Opportunities to provide your input for improvement and growth
- Paid training
- Flexible hours for work-life balance
- Reimbursement of mileage
- Bonuses, including longevity, perfect attendance, and more!
- Overtime compensation
- Shift differential pay
- Voluntary Supplemental Insurance
- Retirement benefits
Job Description
- As a caregiver you get paid to join our clients (elderly, physically disabled, and veterans) on walks and fun activities in the community
- Join your clients for appointments, shopping, or other errands as needed
- Help your clients achieve their dreams
- Assist them with light housekeeping, meals, and personal care tasks (we'll help you master these skills)
- You get to help empower people to live independently and be part of the community
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Possess a high school diploma or GED
- Must have a valid driver's license, reliable vehicle with valid auto insurance
- Must be able to pass various background checks
- Must be able to work every other weekend, holidays, and on-call rotation
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