Caregiver – Home Care Provider, Competitive Pay

Central Houston•Freeport, TX
•Onsite

About The Position

Amada Senior Care is hiring compassionate, dependable caregivers in Freeport, Texas, who are willing to travel to surrounding areas within a 20-mile radius. Caregivers provide non-medical, in-home assistance to seniors and veterans, helping them maintain independence, comfort, safety, and quality of life in their own homes. The position offers part-time opportunities, flexible scheduling, and in-office orientation. Weekend and overnight shifts are available.

Requirements

  • Must have 2 years of caregiving experience.
  • Have reliable transportation.
  • Pass required background checks and drug screening.
  • Be willing to work with both male and female clients.
  • Be willing and able to travel within a 20-mile radius of Freeport, Texas.
  • Have a compassionate, dependable, and professional attitude and a genuine desire to help others.

Nice To Haves

  • Hands-on experience using a Hoyer lift and gait belt is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

  • Provide companionship and emotional support to clients.
  • Assist clients with bathing, dressing, toileting, and grooming while preserving their dignity.
  • Provide medication reminders.
  • Support safe mobility and independence, including assistance with errands and appointments.
  • Prepare meals and perform light housekeeping.
  • Monitor clients' well-being and report changes in their condition.
  • Encourage clients to remain engaged, active, and as independent as possible.

Benefits

  • Competitive pay of $12–$16 per hour.
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance.
  • Earned paid time off (PTO).
  • Flexible scheduling, with part-time hours and weekend and overnight shifts available.
  • In-office orientation with guidance and support.
  • Referral bonuses for referring qualified caregivers.
  • Caregiver recognition and appreciation programs.
  • Supportive office staff and communication.
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