Caregiver Job Opening at Sterling Care Adult Family Home
Home Description
At Sterling Care Adult Family Home, we’re all about creating a place that truly feels like home. We offer a warm, welcoming environment where residents are treated with dignity, kindness, and real personal attention every day. For caregivers, that means working in a setting that feels more personal and meaningful, not cold or institutional.
Our home focuses on compassionate, hands-on care with services like help with daily routines, medication management, health monitoring, nutritious home-cooked meals, and support with appointments and outings. We also make daily life more enjoyable with activities like games, crafts, music, and gentle exercise, so the work here goes beyond basic care and helps people stay engaged and connected.
We’re proud of the home-like atmosphere we’ve built, with cozy spaces, a peaceful setting, and a team approach centered on respect and quality of life. Our lead provider brings extensive experience, including dementia care, and we care a lot about making each day comfortable, safe, and meaningful for the people who live here.
If you’re someone who wants to work in a place where compassion matters, where relationships are real, and where the care feels personal, we think you’ll feel right at home with us.
Job Opening Summary
We are seeking a dedicated female caregiver to join our adult family home team in a full-time role. This position is ideal for someone who is compassionate, dependable, and committed to providing respectful, resident-centered care. The caregiver will support residents with daily living needs, health monitoring, companionship, and a safe, comfortable environment.
This role includes caring for residents who may need oxygen support, catheter care, hospice or end-of-life care, and diabetes management. We are looking for someone who brings warmth, patience, and professionalism to every interaction and who truly values the dignity, comfort, and well-being of each resident.
Compensation Range
Compensation for this position ranges from $19 to $22 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications.
Required Qualifications
Applicants should meet the following required qualifications for this caregiver position. Free training might be provided through The Long Term Care Foundation for qualified candidates.
- Home Care Aide (HCA – 75 Hour)
- Dementia Specialty
- Mental Health Specialty
- First Aid & CPR
- Nurse Delegation Core
- Nurse Delegation (Diabetes Focus)
- Food Handlers / Food Safety
Responsibilities
The caregiver in this role will provide hands-on support and daily care services while helping maintain a respectful, safe, and supportive home environment for residents.
- Personal care: Help with bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, mobility, and hygiene
- Medications: Assist with or remind residents to take medications as allowed or trained
- Meals: Prepare food, support special diets, and help with feeding if needed
- Health & safety: Monitor residents, report changes, and respond to emergencies
- Housekeeping: Light cleaning, laundry, and keeping resident areas safe
- Supervision & companionship: Provide oversight, social interaction, and emotional support
- Documentation: Record care and communicate with managers or healthcare providers
- Resident rights: Respect dignity, privacy, choices, and cultural preferences
- Training & compliance: Maintain required certifications and follow state and home rules
Additional Skills and Attributes
We are looking for a caregiver whose personal qualities reflect the heart of excellent care and who can help create a calm, reassuring, and supportive experience for every resident.
- Great listener
- Patient
- Compassionate
- Loving and kind in daily interactions
- Genuinely cares about residents
- Treats residents with kindness, dignity, and respect
- Warm and caring personality
- Helps residents feel safe and valued
Shift and Schedule
This is a full-time position.
Scheduled shifts are Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Language Requirements
Clear communication with residents, families, and the care team is important for success in this role.
- English required