Your Career as a Caregiver
A Note about COVID-19
Now, more than ever, it’s clear how essential caregivers really are. The people we serve rely on our caregivers, not just for companionship during a time of isolation, but also for assistance with their basic needs. Without dedicated caregivers, many seniors and adults with disabilities would be left with little support. You can make all the difference.
When you become a caregiver, no day will ever be exactly the same as the last. No matter what type of caregiving you provide, you will always have a wide variety of duties and experiences.
And that’s important to us.
Caregivers are the heart of Right at Home Canton. We know our company couldn’t exist without you, which is why it’s so important to us to keep your passion strong and to ensure your needs are met.
Improving the quality of life for those that we serve and that includes you. Our industry-leading development program and continuing education program offer topics ranging from techniques on specialized training on specific diseases and disorders to personal development and communication skills.
Benefits of a Right at Home Career
- Flexible hours and competitive pay
- A caring, supportive team
- An independent work environment
- Learning new senior care skills
- Building one-on-one relationships with clients and families
- Growth and training opportunities
- Paid time off after one year
We Offer Excellent Benefits and Incentives to Our Care Team
- Competitive Pay
- Weekly Pay
- Ongoing Education
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Direct Deposit
- Continued Training
- 24/7 Caregiver Support
- Flexible Schedule
- Caregiver Recognition Program
- Our office is awesome!
Why Work for Right at Home?
Right at Home Woodstock provides flexible scheduling, with full time or part time shifts available, and works hard to find good matches between clients and caregivers. We also offer travel time between clients, paid time off (PTO) , and Caregiver of the Year and Month celebrations. Our office provides Disease Management Training for nine chronic diseases, and eight hours of paid continuing education training each year.
Our phones are answered 24/7 as we want out caregivers to know they have the support they need, whenever that support is needed. Our caregiver staff is directed by our Director of Nursing (DON) and she serves as a valuable resource for caregiver training, answers to care questions and advise from someone that has been in senior care for many years. Our DON reviews all care notes personally and addresses any concerns that caregiver raise about their clients.
Ongoing Training and Education
Orientation and Caregiver‑to‑Client Matching
Right at Home University
You Are the Right Fit
We believe that all kinds of people make great caregivers. It doesn’t matter if you have a little experience or a lot: You might already have the skills it takes to benefit a senior or adult with disabilities. Caregiving might be right for you if: