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At Broadmead, you are not just a team member, you are a partner for a purpose that endures. Together, we’re enriching lives, building community, and ensuring everyone has the opportunity to belong, grow, and flourish.

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Companion / Personal Care Assistant – Broadmead

PRN/Flex-Must be a CNA (evenings and nights)

Salary: $17-$20/hr

Join a mission‑driven community where compassion, purpose, and belonging guide everything we do. At Broadmead, you’re valued, supported, and encouraged to grow—personally and professionally.

⭐ Why Broadmead?

  • Paid Time Off
  • Free parking + free shuttle to light rail / bus pass discounts
  • Fitness room access (showers onsite!)
  • Scholarship opportunities
  • Bi‑annual gift checks for non‑exempt team members
  • Career Ladders + Nursing Training Program
  • Monthly wellness incentives
  • 2020 CHRA Excellence in Diversity Award
  • A warm, values‑driven community that supports your success

Benefits available for team members working 30+ hours/week.

💚 What You’ll Do

Provide meaningful support and companionship so clients can live safely and joyfully at home, including:

  • Medication reminders
  • Personal hygiene assistance
  • Meal prep & light housekeeping
  • Transportation to appointments, errands, outings
  • Pet care
  • Laundry & light gardening
  • Games, reading, conversation, emotional support
  • Following care plans & reporting changes

 

🌟 What You’ll Bring

  • High school diploma or GED
  • 1–2 years of experience working with older adults (preferred)
  • Current CNA/GNA certification through the Maryland Board of Nursing
  • Current CPR certification
  • A compassionate, dependable, and people‑focused approach

🌟 Who Thrives Here

Caring, patient individuals who enjoy helping others, building relationships, and making a real impact in someone’s daily life.

Ready to join a community where you can belong, grow, and flourish?
Apply today and start your journey at Broadmead!

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