Caregiver for Private Duty Home Care-SLO County

Santa Maria, CA
Part Time to Full Time
Experienced


Current Shift Needs:
Los Osos-Weekends 8am-8pm Saturday and Sunday's
San Luis Obispo-Monday-Friday 8am-4pm 

 Flexibility is a Plus!! Ability to work weekends.  

We value our employees and care about the wellbeing of our Caregivers by creating a healthy work/life balance. We strive to provide best-in-class benefits packages, including:
  • Weekly pay with direct deposit every Friday with the opportunity for DAILY PAY!
  • $21/hour
  • PPE Equipment Provided
  • GPS time and attendance technology enhances your access to key scheduling and care information.
  • Paid Sick Time after 30 days (accrued weekly up to 30 hours)
  • Work as often as you want on a variety of assignments, procedures, and treatments.
  • Weekend, mornings, afternoons and evening opportunities in Home Care
  • One-to-one patient care in Home Care
Responsibilities..

  • Caregiver / Home Care Aide – In‑Home Support Needed

    NurseCore is seeking dependable, patient caregivers to support a client who benefits from structure, consistency, and calm redirection. This role is ideal for someone who is confident, safety‑focused, and comfortable working with individuals who may experience occasional behavioral challenges. “Our team includes both male and female caregivers who bring unique strengths to client support.”

    What You’ll Do:

  • Provide steady, reassuring in‑home support to maintain a safe environment
  • Assist with routine daily care, hydration reminders, and scheduled personal‑care tasks
  • Offer guidance, calm communication, and supportive redirection when needed
  • Support mobility and help ensure safety during daily activities
  • Monitor general wellbeing and follow established care routines
  • Maintain professional boundaries and structure throughout the shift

  • What We’re Looking For:

  • Caregivers who are patient, observant, and able to remain calm under pressure
  • Experience with behavioral support or willingness to learn
  • Ability to follow structured routines and maintain a safe, predictable environment
  • Reliability, clear communication, and strong problem‑solving skills
Requirements
  • CNA/PCA or supervised caregiving experience for a minimum of one year.
  • Certified CPR and negative TB skin test or chest x-ray
  • Must be able to stand walk, squat, bend, kneel, reach, twist, push and pull. Varied assistance is required depending on the mobility of the client. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
  • Negative PPD or Chest X-Ray within the last year
  • Physical Exam within the last year
  • Must be registered as a caregiver with the state of California (Home Care Registry)
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