Male Caregiver for Male Elderly or Disabled at home!

Griswold Home Care For Cupertino•Santa Clara, CA

17h•Onsite

About The Position

Griswold Home Care in Santa Clara is hiring male caregivers to provide non-medical home care and companionship to male seniors or people with disabilities in Santa Clara County, California. The role helps clients remain at home and live as fully and independently as possible. Shifts may be during the day or night, and clients may need care ranging from four hours to 24-hour care. Flexible hours are offered. Caregivers assist with personal care and homemaking, including laundry, grocery shopping, meal preparation, personal hygiene, bathing, and feeding. They also provide companionship to clients, including those with dementia or cognitive impairments, complete documentation for each shift, submit timely updates, and communicate routinely with the office about clients’ conditions and needs. The employer is willing to train applicants and help obtain an HCA number. The posting describes the opportunity as full-time or part-time and offers compensation of $23–$28 per hour. Benefits and additional offerings include health and dental coverage, paid time off, overtime, weekly paydays, ongoing training and development, paid orientation and training, a referral program, mileage reimbursement, and gift cards.

Requirements

Applicant should be male, as the role is for male caregivers serving male clients.
Reside in Santa Clara County, California.
Have a kind and patient demeanor and provide compassionate care with a positive attitude.
Be punctual, dependable, and committed to consistent care.
Have reliable transportation.
A negative TB test is requested.
The posting asks whether applicants have six or more months of caregiving experience; it also says the employer is willing to train.

Nice To Haves

Two or more years of home care experience; caring for a loved one counts.
High school diploma or equivalent is preferred.
HCA number; the employer will help obtain one.

Responsibilities

Provide non-medical care and companionship to seniors or people with disabilities in their homes.
Help clients with laundry, grocery shopping, and meal preparation.
Assist with personal hygiene, bathing, and feeding.
Provide companionship to clients, including those with dementia or cognitive impairments.
Complete documentation for each shift and submit timely updates.
Communicate routinely with the office about clients’ conditions and needs.