Recruiter Manager

Caring Senior ServiceHouston, TX
Onsite

About The Position

At Caring Senior Service, we believe every senior deserves dignity, independence, and comfort at home. We’re looking for a confident, solutions-focused Recruiting Manager to oversee caregiver recruiting, staffing, scheduling, and team performance. This is more than an administrative role. As a Recruiting Manager, your leadership directly impacts caregivers, clients, families, and the quality of care we deliver.

Requirements

  • 2+ years of leadership or management experience
  • Bilingual English/Spanish preferred, but not required
  • Healthcare or senior care experience is a plus
  • Strong communication and time-management skills
  • Comfortable with Microsoft Office and scheduling systems
  • Valid driver’s license and insured vehicle
  • Able to pass background and registry checks
  • Positive, accountable, team-first leadership style

Responsibilities

  • Build & Lead the Care Team: Recruit, interview, and onboard caregivers
  • Set clear performance expectations
  • Build a strong team culture
  • Maintain high service standards
  • Recruit & Support Caregivers: Lead caregiver recruiting efforts
  • Provide daily guidance and mentorship
  • Reinforce accountability and professionalism
  • Make sure caregivers feel supported and valued
  • Own Staffing & Scheduling: Manage caregiver schedules and coverage
  • Solve last-minute call-offs
  • Match caregivers with clients based on skills, personality, and care needs
  • Support Clients & Families: Help ensure smooth client onboarding
  • Communicate proactively and professionally
  • Resolve concerns quickly and maintain trust
  • Lead From the Front: When needed, step in to provide ADL assistance or companionship to help ensure uninterrupted care.

Benefits

  • Leadership growth opportunities
  • Professional development
  • Meaningful work serving seniors
  • Direct impact on team success
  • Supportive, mission-driven culture
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