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Caregiver jobs in District of Columbia

open caregiver jobs in District of Columbia at , posting . BLS measures a median of $20.53 an hour (source: BLS OEWS May 2025, Home Health and Personal Care Aides in District of Columbia) for home health and personal care aides here.

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Checked 10 Nov 2026, 08:17 UTC

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    Cross Country HealthcareTravel nursing agency

    A national staffing company placing travel nurses, allied professionals, therapists and locum tenens providers, with local and per diem work too.

    Places: Nurses, NPs & PAs, Doctors, CNAs & PCTs

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    White Glove PlacementTravel nursing agency

    Places travel, local, per diem and locum tenens clinicians across nursing, allied health, behavioral health and physician roles.

    Places: Nurses, NPs & PAs, Doctors, CNAs & PCTs

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Where the caregiver jobs are in District of Columbia

Towns with the most open jobs in this occupation. A town with a page lists every care job open there, by occupation.

What caregivers earn in District of Columbia

The hourly pay open jobs here post, beside what BLS measured people employed in the occupation earned in the state and its metro areas.

Posted on open jobs in District of Columbia

Middle half of from , median .

Measured by BLS in District of Columbia, May 2025

$20.53/hr ($42,700 a year) (source: BLS OEWS May 2025, Home Health and Personal Care Aides in District of Columbia)

Median for home health and personal care aides, against $17.21 (source: BLS OEWS May 2025, Home Health and Personal Care Aides, national) for the whole US; 12,810 (source: BLS OEWS May 2025, Home Health and Personal Care Aides in District of Columbia) employed in District of Columbia.

By metro area

  • Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV$18.52/hr (source: BLS OEWS, Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV) · 50,450 (source: BLS OEWS, Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV) employed

BLS OEWS May 2025 metropolitan area estimates for Home Health and Personal Care Aides; areas that cross a state line list every state.

What caregiver and home health aide jobs in District of Columbia offer

Counted from each job's own posting, the same reading as the lists across the state.

Employers hiring caregivers in District of Columbia

What the job takes

What District of Columbia requires

District of Columbia requires a state credential from the DC Health (Health Regulation and Licensing Administration; Board of Nursing): Home Health Aide certification (DC Board of Nursing). A licensed home support agency (non-medical) must use home health aides qualified under 17 DCMR 9300 for personal care services, which in this rule include companion and homemaker services; Board of Nursing certification by examination requires a board-approved home health aide training program (or an equivalent route) and a criminal background check. Aides are supervised on site by a registered nurse at least every 90 days; the HHA exam is run by Credentia under contract with DC Health.

From DC Health (Health Regulation and Licensing Administration; Board of Nursing)'s own page, read 2026-11-07: dchealth.dc.gov (source: DC Health (Health Regulation and Licensing Administration; Board of Nursing))

No degree; agencies train new caregivers, and some states require a short course.

Caregiver jobs in District of Columbia: common questions

How much do caregivers make in District of Columbia?

Open caregiver jobs in District of Columbia that post an hourly rate pay $21.50–$23.38 an hour in the middle half, median $22.50 (4 jobs from 3 employers). BLS measured a median of $20.53/hr ($42,700 a year) for home health and personal care aides in District of Columbia (May 2025), against $17.21 nationally, 4th highest of 52 states and territories.

Who is hiring caregivers in District of Columbia?

By open jobs on this board: Kisco Senior Living (2), Griswold Home Care (1) and Thrive USA Home Care (1). In all, 4 employers have caregiver jobs open in District of Columbia.

Are caregivers in demand in District of Columbia?

5 caregiver jobs are open in District of Columbia today at 4 employers on this board, about 0.4 for every 1,000 caregivers employed there (BLS counts 12,810, May 2025). Across the US, BLS projects employment of home health and personal care aides to grow 18.1% over 2025-2035.

Which employers pay caregivers the most in District of Columbia?

Ranked by the hourly rates each one posts for the caregiver jobs open here, an employer with few rates weighed toward the others' so one high posting never outranks many: Thrive USA Home Care (most often $24–$25 an hour, a median of $24.50 across 1 posted rate), Kisco Senior Living (most often $21–$24 an hour, a median of $22.50 across 2 posted rates) and Visiting Angels (Bethesda, MD) (a median of $20 an hour across 1 posted rate). Posted pay is the base range, before shift differentials and bonuses.

Which caregiver and home health aide jobs in District of Columbia pay weekly?

4 of the open caregiver and home health aide jobs here say so in their own posting: HHA - Home Health Aide at Corewood Care (...PayActiv! Paid orientation!! Competitive Starting Pay of $20/ hr Weekly Pay/ Bi-weekly Pay Your choice...); - Caregiver at Griswold Home Care (...Apply today — and start filling your joy cup! Employee Benefits Weekly Pay Paid on-the-job training!...); Home Health Aide at Maxim Healthcare Services (...to meet the patient’s needs. Why Join Maxim Competitive pay & weekly paychecks Health, dental, vision,...). Every such job in District of Columbia.

Which caregiver and home health aide jobs in District of Columbia offer daily pay?

2 of the open caregiver and home health aide jobs here say so in their own posting: HHA - Home Health Aide at Corewood Care (...we offer competitive pay and excellent benefits- including instant pay with PayActiv! Paid orientation!!...); Experienced & Licensed Washington D.C. HHA at TheKey (...Caribou Referral and Rewards program Weekly Pay with optional Daily Pay through PayActiv Mileage...).

Which caregiver and home health aide jobs in District of Columbia want bilingual staff?

1 of the open caregiver and home health aide jobs here says so in its own posting: Community Support Worker at Hillcrest Children Center (Bilingual. ...and sound decisions. Creative, flexible, and innovative team player. Bilingual skills are a...).

Which caregiver and home health aide jobs in District of Columbia hire before you are certified?

1 of the open caregiver and home health aide jobs here says so in its own posting: Home Health Aide at Visiting Angels (Washington, DC) (Applicants with DC HHA license, valid driver's license and reliable means of transportation are highly...).

What do you need to work as a caregiver in District of Columbia?

District of Columbia requires a state credential from the DC Health (Health Regulation and Licensing Administration; Board of Nursing): Home Health Aide certification (DC Board of Nursing). A licensed home support agency (non-medical) must use home health aides qualified under 17 DCMR 9300 for personal care services, which in this rule include companion and homemaker services; Board of Nursing certification by examination requires a board-approved home health aide training program (or an equivalent route) and a criminal background check. Aides are supervised on site by a registered nurse at least every 90 days; the HHA exam is run by Credentia under contract with DC Health. No degree; agencies train new caregivers, and some states require a short course.

How current are these jobs?

CareJobs.Now reads each employer's own job board every night; a job stays listed while the employer keeps it posted. Each job opens its own page with the employer's full posting and the pay it states. Its Apply goes to the employer's application wherever a job network that works with us carries the same job; elsewhere it offers similar open jobs and recruiters who place that work.

Sources and method

A job counts here when one of its locations is in District of Columbia, once however many locations there it lists. Its occupation is read from its title. Posted pay is the middle half of the distinct hourly rates jobs here state (a job posted many times at one rate counted once), shown when at least three such rates from three employers stand behind it. BLS figures are as published for the state, never adjusted.
  1. CareJobs.Now job board: open jobs in District of Columbia, read every night from each employer's own careers site, published 10 Nov 2026
  2. BLS OEWS May 2025: Home Health and Personal Care Aides (SOC 31-1120), every state, published 15 May 2026
  3. BLS OEWS May 2025: Home Health and Personal Care Aides, national, published 15 May 2026
  4. BLS OEWS May 2025: Home Health and Personal Care Aides by metropolitan area, published 15 May 2026

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CareJobs.Now. (2026). Caregiver jobs in District of Columbia. Data as of 10 Nov 2026. https://carejobs.now/occupations/caregiver/district-of-columbia

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