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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 our organization. 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.

Read more below about the unique positions we offer, along with the training and support we provide to every Right at Home caregiver.

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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
Apply today

Love What You Do

At Right at Home, our caregivers love what they do, why they do it, and who they do it for. Learn more about what it means to be a caregiver at Right at Home.

Hear from real caregivers about what makes them love what they do, what makes a great caregiver, and how they create extraordinary experiences for those that they provide care for.

Isn't it time to love what you do?

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:

You’re a retiree or empty-nester
looking for meaningful part-time employment…

You’re new to the workforce and want to build
a successful career in health care…

You have experience caring
for a friend or loved one…

You’ve worked as a professional caregiver
for another company…

You’re working toward
becoming a CNA or RN…

You’re looking for
a more meaningful career…

Apply now

Become a Caregiver

Jared Leuer, Operations Manager, of Right at Home East Valley Phoenix shares several reasons how becoming a caregiver with their office is rewarding.

Types of Caregiving

We’re proud to be able to offer elderly people and adults with disabilities a wide variety of care plans. Though some of our clients will need more advanced care, including hygiene assistance, others are simply looking for help with their everyday routines or assistance in recuperating from a hospital stay. This means that no matter your current training or skill level, chances are we have a position for you.

A caregiver takes her client’s blood pressure in a comfortable home.
A caregiver is flipping through a book with his client
A caregiver takes her client’s blood pressure in a comfortable home.
A caregiver is flipping through a book with his client
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Hear What Others Are Saying

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"The person that trained me was pretty good at explaining how to use the gait belt. They make sure I am comfortable. I think I feel comfortable. They say thank you. I am pretty satisfied with the clients I do have. I'm not very picky on the types of clients I get. Being a Right at Home caregiver makes me feel pretty good knowing that I'm doing something that's actually making a difference in someone's life instead of just solely making money."

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Hear What Others Are Saying

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"They are very good at communicating with patients and employees. The training has helped me a lot, and they have given me training specifically for my clients. They give me all of the instructions in handwriting, and they communicate all of the needs. My supervisor does everything for the clients, as well as the employees. The communication helps a lot. The office staff helps with whatever I need. They do anything that they can for whatever I need. I appreciate everything they have done. It is a very good work environment. Being a caregiver makes me feel good. There is nothing more that they can improve."
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Hear What Others Are Saying

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"Right at Home's office staff is great. The office staff is on point with getting information back and forth, and there is never confusion with scheduling or switching shifts. Whenever I call the office staff, they try to give me the right answers anytime, and I have called them anytime."

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Hear What Others Are Saying

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"They do what they say. They're also flexible and is willing to work with me. The training is easy to understand. I learned some things I didn't know before. They make it clear about what my job means to them. They're willing to listen and take what I suggest. They gave me a raise for doing well. They give out clear information. They look at my personality to match me with the client. I have referred other employees because it is an awesome place to work. I feel like I can conquer the world."

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We Value and Recognize Our Caregivers

We believe our caregivers are our greatest asset, and we want to recognize them for fulfilling our mission and providing our clients the best possible care at home. Our Caregiver of the Month program showcases those caregivers who provide excellent care to our clients and go above and beyond.

Caregiver of the month
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Ongoing Training and Education

When you become a Right at Home caregiver, you join a group of caring individuals whose goal is to help seniors and adults with disabilities live successfully in their homes. You are also associating yourself with one of the most reputable companies in home care. We believe that our success is dependent upon your success. That’s why in the ever-changing world of care, it is our goal to keep you trained and properly informed. From onboarding to client matching to continued education, we want you to thrive in your career.
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Orientation and Caregiver‑to‑Client Matching
Once you become a Right at Home caregiver, you'll go through an orientation process to learn our policies and procedures. After that, you’ll be ready to start providing care. Every time you're matched with a new client, you'll receive an orientation on that client's Custom Care Plan and the specifics of their care.
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Right at Home University
Right at Home caregivers can access hundreds of online trainings through an enhanced learning platform and mobile app called Right at Home University (RAHU). This training is designed to help you become the best caregiver possible.
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Our Promises to Our Caregivers

We promise to help you become the best you can be. We will equip you as a professional by providing best-in-class training and investing in your professional development.

We promise to coach you to success. We’re always available to support you and offer you tips to be the best at delivering care to clients.

A female caregiver smiles up at her client as she prepares her wheelchair. A female caregiver smiles up at her client as she prepares her wheelchair.

Caregivers of the Year

At Right at Home, we believe in delivering the highest quality care to our clients and their families. Every year, we reward the caregivers who go above and beyond with our Caregiver of the Year award, presented at our international conference.
The 2024 Winners