Now Hiring Caregivers – AM PM & NOC Shifts

Santa Barbara, CA
Full Time
Experienced


 

Now Hiring Caregivers / Personal Care Aides (PCAs) – $21/hr | All Shifts Available | $300 Sign-On Bonus!

📍 Carpinteria | Santa Barbara | Goleta
🕒 AM, PM, and NOC Shifts Available – 7 Days a Week
⭐ Weekend Availability Required

Looking for flexible, rewarding home care work where you're valued and supported?
At NurseCore, we connect compassionate caregivers with one-on-one home care opportunities that match your lifestyle. Whether you want mornings, evenings, or overnights—we have daily shifts that work for you.

Why Caregivers Choose NurseCore:

  • $21/hour starting pay

  • $300 Sign-On Bonus (after 80 hours worked – new hires only)

  • Daily or weekly pay options

  • Flexible scheduling – YOU choose when you work

  • One-on-one care in client homes

  • Friendly, accessible office staff available 24/7

  • Referral bonuses when you bring a friend

  • Discounts with AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile

  • Health, dental, and life insurance coverage

What You'll Do:

  • Assist clients with daily living tasks (bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting)

  • Support with mobility, transfers, and safe ambulation

  • Prepare meals and assist with feeding

  • Provide companionship and social support

  • Perform light housekeeping and errands

  • Remind clients to take self-administered medications

  • Report any changes in condition or home environment

What You'll Need:

  • 18 years or older

  • Registered with the California Home Care Registry

  • One year of experience as a caregiver or PCA

  • Current CPR certification

  • TB test or chest x-ray

  • Current physical

  • Reliable transportation

  • Able to read, write, and communicate effectively

Ready to build a schedule that works for your life?
We’re here to support you every step of the way. Apply today and join a team that appreciates everything you do.

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