Homewatch CareGivers caregiver and home health aide jobs

70 on Homewatch CareGivers's own job board when CareJobs.Now last read it, in Utah (24), Texas (12), North Carolina (10) and California (6). Every open Homewatch CareGivers job is listed by kind of job.

Across the 44 open caregiver and home health aide jobs at Homewatch CareGivers that post an hourly rate, the typical posted range is $15–$17 an hour, and the middle half posts $15–$19 an hour, with a median of $16. Shift differentials, bonuses and experience add to the base rate, and each job shows its own posted range. Compare Caregivers pay at every employer.

The most are in Cedar City, UT (4), Price, UT (4), Austin, TX (3), Lansdale, PA (3) and Louisville, KY (3). A job open in several towns counts in each.

Homewatch CareGivers's 66 open caregiver jobs post $15 to $17 an hour as a typical range (the median of the low and of the high ends of 41 distinct posted ranges), $16 at the middle, the middle half of its rates $15–$18.50 an hour. That is the base rate as posted, before shift differentials and bonuses, and each job shows its own range. What caregivers are paid at every employer.

Homewatch CareGivers's 4 open home health aide jobs post $18 to $20 an hour as a typical range (the median of the low and of the high ends of 3 distinct posted ranges), $19 at the middle, the middle half of its rates $16.25–$21 an hour. That is the base rate as posted, before shift differentials and bonuses, and each job shows its own range. What home health aides are paid at every employer.

Training rules vary by state; aides at Medicare-certified home health agencies need at least 75 hours of training. Each posting lists its own requirements.

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