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Caregiverlist.com's Career Center educates job seekers about professional caregiving positions and connects their job application with companies in their area who hire multiple new caregivers weekly.

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Caregiverlist.com Connects Caregivers with Professional Senior Care Jobs

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(Free-Press-Release.com) July 18, 2009 -- Chicago (July 18, 2009) – Caregiverlist.com, the nation’s online destination dedicated to
caring for the caregiver, provides a Caregiving Career Center to connect job seekers with professional senior caregiving opportunities in their area and provides hiring companies with new technology to make hiring more effecient and cost-effective. Even with the current recession, senior care companies are constantly hiring senior caregivers. Professional senior care companies provide ongoing employment, training, benefits and fulfilling work.

Senior care employment opportunities are available for certified nursing aides, certified home health aides, certified personal care assistants and companion caregivers. These caregiving positions are predicted to be part of the second fastest-growing job category in the next decade by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

"Both experienced caregivers and individuals looking for new full-time and part-time jobs, may submit one job application on Caregiverlist.com to be connected with multiple professional hiring companies in their area," says Julie Northcutt, founder and CEO.
“Caregiverlist.com's technology allows professional companies to qualify and hire caregiving job applicants to meet their ongoing staffing needs as sometimes several new clients arrive each day, due to nursing home and hospital discharges."

Caregiverlist.com educates potential caregivers about the hiring process and provides them with a community to build upon their caregiving skills. Many people have the false impression that professional experience is required and sometimes the very best caregivers have personal experiences which also provides them with the ability to understand the emotional challenges a senior client and their family are experiencing.

Most licensed senior home care agencies provide training for their staff. Caregiverlist.com also provides senior care briefs and a nursing aide practice exam by Hdmaster, a leading company in providing each state's nursing aide certification exam.

“As the demand for services among aging Americans continues to rise, we are always looking for caring individuals who are self-motivated, trustworthy and have both professional and personal character references,” said Kathy Roslonski, owner of Brightstar Healthcare in Pittsburgh. “Caregiverlist.com has provided us with some of our best caregivers.”

As caregivers also may become available to work additional hours as a client's care needs change or when a client passes away, Caregiverlist.com also provides a portal for senior caregivers to resubmit their application after 30 days. Only professional senior care companies who hire caregivers as employees and provide for all necessary payroll taxes, insurance and benefits are invited to subscribe to Caregiverlist.com.

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About Caregiverlist.com
Caregiverlist.com is the nation’s online destination dedicated to caring for the caregiver.
Caregiverlist.com helps seniors, their loved ones and caregivers learn about senior care options, ways to pay for senior care and senior care quality standards. Caregiverlist.com's Career Center educates caregivers about training, employment policies, benefits and background checks and provides a job application for employment in their area with hundreds of senior care companies accessing the database to hire Caregiverlist's prequalified caregivers each week. Visit http://www.Caregiverlist.com

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