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East Mesa In-Home Caregiver (Morning)

Mesa, Arizona

 

Join Our Mission to Transform Lives!

Position: In Home Caregiver

Location: Mesa, AZ; Gilbert, AZ; Apache Junction, AZ

At Pathways for Life, we are dedicated to more than just meeting needs — we are creating possibilities! For the past 20 years our purpose is to help individuals with developmental disabilities thrive through compassionate care, tailored services, and meaningful connections. From in-home care to day programs, employment programs and residential solutions, we’re creating pathways to fulfillment and peace of mind for families.

Why You’ll Love Working With Us: 

  • Purpose-Driven Work – Your role will directly impact individuals and families, helping them overcome challenges and build brighter futures.
  • Supportive & Empowering Culture – We foster a collaborative environment where innovation, empathy, and professional growth are celebrated.
  • Flexibility & Wellbeing – We value work-life balance and provide resources to ensure our team thrives both personally and professionally.
  • Continuous Learning – Access to training, workshops, and mentorship to expand your skills in compassionate care.

What You’ll Do: 

  • Empower Independence:
    • Support members with developmental disabilities in their daily routines and activities. Activities such as cognitive stimulation (puzzles, memory games), physical activity (walking, stretching), & social interaction (visiting friends, community engagement)
    • Assist members with activities of daily living such as meal preparation, dressing & personal hygiene, shopping/errands, & mobility & transferring.
  • Build Meaningful Connections:
    • Foster trust and companionship through respectful, engaging interactions.
  • Promote Safety & Wellbeing:
    • Participate in training and skill-building opportunities that will ensure you are equipped with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to appropriately support the behavioral needs of our members, respond proactively to concerns, and promote positive outcomes.
  • Collaborate for Impact:
    • Work with supervisors and other professionals to deliver comprehensive care.
  • Advocate with Heart:
    • Ensure member safety and comfort through attentive and respectful care.
    • Uphold member rights and dignity at all times.

Who You Are: 

✔ A compassionate, patient individual who finds joy in helping others.
✔ Reliable, observant, and committed to creating a positive impact.
✔ Open to learning and applying behavior management techniques.
✔ Over 18 years old with a clean background and strong communication skills

Schedule:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8AM-12:30PM

(Must be able to provide transportation)

Total Rewards:

  • Competitive Pay & Referral Bonus Opportunities
  • Health, Dental, Vision, & Life Insurance
  • Telehealth Benefit
  • Paid Training & Sick Time
  • Flexible Schedules
  • 401k with Opportunities to Match 

Ready to Make a Difference?

If you’re looking for more than just a job, if you want to be part of a movement that changes lives, we’d love to hear from you! 

This role offers flexible hours, making it a great fit for college students, teachers, paraprofessionals, or anyone seeking meaningful part-time work around their daytime commitments.

Whether you’re building experience in education, healthcare, or social services, or simply looking to make an impact, this is an opportunity to grow while helping others thrive.

 

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