Private Family Caregiver – Evening Shift

Private Family Caregiver – Evening Shift

Location: Oak Cliff – Dallas, TX, Near Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Schedule: Monday–Saturday | 4:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Hours: Approximately 36 hours per week
Optional Private Bedroom & Bathroom Available for the Right Candidate

We are seeking a dependable, compassionate, and experienced Private Family Caregiver to provide evening care for a mother and adult daughter in their private Oak Cliff residence, located approximately one block from Methodist Dallas Medical Center.

This is a consistent, long-term position with a set evening schedule. The family already has a daytime caregiver in place, so this position is specifically focused on evening care, preparing dinner, personal care, and helping both family members comfortably transition into their nighttime routine.

We are looking for someone who wants more than occasional caregiving shifts. Our goal is to find a trustworthy and dependable caregiver who can become a valued, long-term part of the family's care team.

The household includes:

• A 90-year-old mother who is active, independent, still drives, and generally in good health.
• Her 68-year-old daughter, who has a long-term brainstem injury, uses a wheelchair, and requires assistance with personal care and activities of daily living.

A caregiver is already present during the daytime. This position is for evening care only.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

The caregiver's primary responsibility is to make sure both individuals are comfortable, cared for, and safely settled for the evening.

Responsibilities include:

• Preparing and cooking dinner each evening
• Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal hygiene
• Providing wheelchair and mobility assistance
• Assisting with transfers and positioning as needed
• Helping with evening and bedtime routines
• Providing medication reminders as appropriate
• Providing companionship and general supervision
• Light kitchen cleanup after preparing dinner
• Light housekeeping related to caregiving activities
• Maintaining a safe, clean, and comfortable home environment
• Communicating important information or concerns to the family and daytime caregiver

The right person will be kind, patient, dependable, attentive, and comfortable providing hands-on care.