Join the "Best in the Pacific NW" (2023–2025) Team! At With a Little Help, we believe caregiving is about relationships, dignity, and meaningful connection. For over 30 years, we’ve supported seniors across the Seattle area — building lasting relationships, not just providing care. If you’re looking for flexible, meaningful work where you’re truly valued, we’d love to meet you. Why You’ll Love Working With Us • Top-Tier Pay: Start at $21.30–$23/hr + $2–$5/hr shift premiums. • High Earning Potential: Earn up to $28/hr depending on the type of shifts! • Total Flexibility: Variable-hour scheduling with a variety of shifts — we match you with clients based on your schedule and lifestyle. • Great Benefits: Paid Time Off, Health, Dental, and Vision (for full-time). • We Value You: Mileage reimbursement, paid drive time from client to client, and referral bonuses. • Growth: Free continuing education The Role: Simple & Rewarding You aren't just an employee; you’re a companion. You will: • Provide emotional support and companionship (walks, talks, and outings). • Assist with activities of daily living (meals, light housekeeping, and personal care). • Help with appointments and errands. • Be the "eyes and ears" for our clients' well-being. Who We’re Looking For • Compassionate hearts with a "can-do" attitude. • Reliable individuals (6+ months experience is a plus, but not required!). • CNA/HCA preferred, but not required (Must be willing to obtain state-required HCA certification within required timeline if not already certified) • All availability welcome (daytime availability is a huge plus!) • Tech-savvy enough to use a smartphone for scheduling. • Bonus: A valid driver’s license, car insurance and vehicle. Our "Fast-Track" Hiring Process We respect your time! Our process is simple: Application → Screening → Interview → Offer → Start Working! Apply Today Join a team that values connection, compassion, and the work you do every day. For more information about With a Little Help and additional opportunities, please visit www.withalittlehelp.com