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Competitive Pay: Starting at $16 per hour for standard shifts (4hrs or longer)Daily Pay with TapCheck: Get paid daily for the work you've done. Caregiver Qualifications:Passionate about helping others and improving lives.
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Daily pay option. We will try to match or beat your current pay upon verification. Higher pay available with NA certificate. Offering caregiver referral fees and bonuses for new clients.
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We hire all care levels from Nurse Aides without a CNA or schooling to Certified Caregivers with extensive experience.
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Pay: Starting at $19.00 an hour; premium pay available for shifts less than 4 hours Job Type: Part-time/Full-time Come care with us! We are looking for in-home caregivers to provide quality, non-medical services to our elderly clients with their everyday tasks.
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What We Offer:-Guaranteed 40 hours of pay per week, even if 40 hours aren't worked. Always Best Care is looking for a dynamic individual to join our team as a Floater Caregiver? Are you flexible and reliable caregiver.
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