Clallam County, Port Angeles Caregiver

Korean Women's Association (KWA)Port Angeles, WashingtonOn-siteFull-timeNew grad, 0–1 yearsListed 1 day ago

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About this role

PORT ANGELES CAREGIVER OPPORTUNITIES

As an In-Home Caregiver serving Port Angeles and surrounding Clallam County communities, you help seniors and adults with disabilities remain safe and comfortable at home. This entry-level role is designed for dependable, compassionate people—no prior medical training required, because we provide Paid Home Care Aide Certification Training. $23.54-$27.28 hour with excellent benefits.

Responsibilities include:
- Supporting daily routines and personal care as outlined in the care plan
- Preparing simple meals and assisting with light housekeeping
- Offering respectful companionship and clear communication with clients and the team
- Following safety guidelines and documenting care as required

Qualifications/skills:
- Reliability, patience, and a customer-focused approach
- Ability to work the schedule you choose (FT/PT; days/times/locations)
- Comfort working onsite in clients homes in the Port Angeles area

Ready to Join our compassionate team? Here is what you need:

18+ years, reliable transportation, valid Washington State driver's license and auto insurance, willing to become a certified home care worker within a set amount of time, satisfactorily pass a criminal history reference check

Benefits That Matter

With qualifying hours, youll have access to Medical, Vision, and Dental Insurance, plus Paid Time Off. We also offer Competitive Salary ($23.54–$27.28/hour), Paid Travel Time between clients, Mileage reimbursement, and Paid Home Care Aide Certification Training.

A Day on Shift

Each shift follows the plan and the hours you choose. You may begin with a quick check-in, then settle into steady, respectful support so a client starts the day safely and with confidence. Mid-shift often includes shared conversation, a simple meal, and keeping the home comfortable. You finish by documenting clear notes, confirming next steps, and heading home for the day—with Medical needs and dignity kept front and center.