San Ysidro Health | SESD PACE ACS Hiring Event - November 12, 2026 - 10a-1p

San Ysidro Health•San Diego, CA

1d•$25•Onsite

About The Position

San Ysidro Health is hiring for several PACE roles through a career fair on November 12, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the San Ysidro Health | SESD PACE Alternative Care Site, 404 Euclid Ave, Suite 200 (Second Floor), San Diego, CA 92114. Applicants are asked to submit an application and bring an updated resume, a valid BLS card, and applicable licenses, driver’s license, food handler’s card, and sanitation certification. The PACE Personal Care Aide and Certified Nursing Assistant provide personal care and companionship services under the supervision of the PACE RN Supervisor and day center nursing team. Services include assistance with activities of daily living such as showering, toileting, serving, and feeding; accompanying participants to and from medical appointments; and assisting with home delivery of meals and medical supplies. These roles may also assist in the kitchen, primary care, or therapy areas. The PACE Home Care Coordinator is a collaborative member of the interdisciplinary team and works under the supervision of the PACE Home Care Coordination RN Manager. The role supports the Home Care Coordination team by conducting home safety evaluations and coordinating and monitoring IDT-approved services, including meal delivery, caregiver services, and durable medical equipment. The coordinator advocates for participants’ healthcare needs and preferences, works with participants, families, and the interdisciplinary team to coordinate person-centered unskilled home-based care, and liaises with caregiver agencies and DME suppliers. Responsibilities also include monitoring service schedules and quality and recommending care-plan adjustments as needed. The PACE Kitchen Aide assists center staff with preparing, serving, and cleaning up after meals and snacks at the PACE Day Center. The PACE Activity Aide provides direct participant care under the supervision of the Activity Coordinator. The role coordinates and implements center activities, including exercise and maintenance programs, documents activities daily, and ensures participant safety and well-being. The PACE Receptionist answers telephones; greets, assists, and directs visitors, patients, and callers; guides, screens, and registers new patients; helps patients obtain services; provides information about funding eligibility and patient-access processes and policies; researches and resolves customer problems; and performs clerical duties supporting the location’s daily business activities. The Patient Services Representative performs similar patient-facing and clerical work: answering telephones; greeting, assisting, and directing visitors, patients, and callers; guiding, screening, and registering new patients; helping patients obtain services; providing information about funding eligibility and patient-access processes and policies; researching and resolving customer problems; and supporting daily business activities. San Ysidro Health is a nonprofit, Federally Qualified Health Care organization focused on improving community health and providing high-quality, compassionate, accessible, and affordable care. It describes a dynamic and diverse work environment and offers the benefits listed below.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent for PCA/CNA, Kitchen Aide, Activity Aide, and Receptionist roles.
Current BLS card required for PCA/CNA, Home Care Coordinator, Activity Aide, and Receptionist roles.
Fluency in written and spoken English required for PCA/CNA roles.
PCA applicants need six months of experience working with the elderly or frail population.
CNA applicants need one year of experience working with the elderly or frail population and a California State Certified Nursing Assistant license.
Home Care Coordinator requires a CNA certificate and a Home Health Aide certificate within 120 days of employment.
Home Care Coordinator must have a reliable private vehicle, provide proof of a California driver’s license, and maintain proof of current vehicle insurance.
Kitchen Aide must possess one year of skills necessary to provide services for geriatric patients and be able to function well in a team environment.
Activity Aide requires one year of experience in a patient activities program with elderly or disabled people in a healthcare setting, plus a reliable private vehicle, proof of a California driver’s license, and proof of current vehicle insurance.
Receptionist requires one year of experience working with a frail, elderly population and one year of receptionist or front desk experience.
Patient Services Representative requires one year of customer service experience or successful completion of an internship at San Ysidro Health, and bilingual English/Spanish ability.

Nice To Haves

Food Handler’s Card for the Kitchen Aide role (preferred).
Applicable Sanitation Certification for the Kitchen Aide role (preferred).

Responsibilities

Provide personal care and companionship to PACE participants, including assistance with activities of daily living.
Accompany participants to and from medical appointments and assist with home delivery of meals and medical supplies.
Assist in other areas such as the kitchen, primary care, and therapy, as needed.
Conduct home safety evaluations and coordinate and monitor IDT-approved home-care services, including meal delivery, caregiver services, and durable medical equipment.
Advocate for participants’ healthcare needs and preferences and coordinate person-centered home-based care with participants, families, and the interdisciplinary team.
Liaise with caregiver agencies and DME suppliers, monitor service schedules and quality, and recommend care-plan adjustments as needed.
Assist with preparing, serving, and cleaning up meals and snacks at the PACE Day Center.
Coordinate and implement center activities, including exercise and maintenance programs; document activities daily and ensure participant safety and well-being.
Answer telephones; greet, assist, and direct visitors, patients, and callers; guide, screen, and register new patients; help patients obtain services; provide patient-access and funding eligibility information; research and resolve customer problems; and perform clerical duties supporting daily business activities.