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All APPLICANTS MUST HAVE A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER * ALL HHAs (Home Health Aides) and PCAs (PERSONAL CARE ASSISTANT) MUST HAVE A NYS CERTIFICATION WE OFFER OUR Companions, HHAs (Home Health Aides) and PCAs (Personal Care Asssistants): *Flexible Hours *Competitive Weekly Pay *Unlimited Employee Referral Bonuses *Holiday Pay *Paid Time Off *24/7 Caregiver Support Team.
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Weekly paycheck on Fridays (direct deposit, debit pay card or paper check) We provide relief and assurance to family members in the areas of In-Home Personal Care, Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Palliative & Hospice Care, and Geriatric Care Management and have earned The Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval.
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Weekly paycheck on Fridays (direct deposit, debit pay card, or paper check) or same-day pay when you sign up with Tapcheck! Alvita Care is seeking NYC HHAs or PCAs for per diem home health care.
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Bi-weekly Pay on Fridays. Willing and Able to work at least two weekly shifts with the same client(s) to provide consistent care for our clients and to build strong relationships with the clients you care for.
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