Caregiver jobs in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York
We hire caregivers to help older adults at home with company, meals, the house and everyday routines. Find a role near you and apply. If you’d like to talk with someone first, call our applicant line.
Looking for care for a family member? Talk with our care team
- Roles in
- CT, NJ and NY
- Hiring office
- Stamford, CT
- Applicant line
- (203) 309-3169
Open roles
Find a role near you and apply. Roles are listed by state, with the town on each one. Don't see your area? Call our applicant line at (203) 309-3169.
Connecticut5
New Jersey5
New York5
What the letters mean
- Companion
- Companion. No certification required. Company, conversation, errands, and an eye on the day.
- PCA
- Personal care aide.
- HHA
- Home health aide.
- CNA
- Certified nursing assistant.
- CHHA
- Certified home health aide. New Jersey requires this certification for home care work in the state.
How applying works
Choose a role near you and apply online. Each posting lists the town, the schedule and anything the role asks for, such as a certification, a driver’s license or a resume. Questions about a role, or about work in your area? Call our applicant line at (203) 309-3169. It’s not the client line, so you’ll reach the people who handle hiring instead of whoever is scheduling care that afternoon. Hiring runs from our office at 60 Long Ridge Rd, Suite #214, Stamford.
After you apply
- A conversationAbout the hours you'd like and the towns you can reach.
- ChecksBackground and reference checks, and verification of your qualifications and certifications.
- OrientationThe six areas listed below, covered before your first shift.
- An introductionWe introduce you to the household you'll be helping.
Looking for care for a family member? Talk with our care team or call (203) 936-6847.
Endurance Home Care has hired more than 800 caregivers since founding, for homes across Connecticut, New Jersey and New York. Every new caregiver completes orientation before the first shift, and training continues every month.
Work that happens in someone’s home
You help one person in their own house, with the things that make a day go well: breakfast the way they like it, a walk, the laundry, a ride to an appointment, a reminder when a medication is due. Personal care roles also include hands-on help with bathing, dressing and moving around safely.
You’re trained before your first shift, you know which household you’re going to, and you always have the office to call when something changes. The person you support is usually the same person, week after week. To see the kinds of care our caregivers give, look at the home care services our caregivers provide, or read the Endurance story.
What you learn before your first shift
Every new caregiver completes the same orientation, whether you’ve done this work for years or you’re new to it. Training carries on after that, with monthly online training for all caregivers, because the people you help and their needs change over time.
Nationally, home health and personal care aides make up the largest occupation in the United States, with employment projected to grow 17 percent from 2024 to 2034. That’s the market context for work that still gets described as a stopgap. It isn’t one.
Occupational figures: US Bureau of Labor Statistics occupational outlook.
Privacy and professionalism
Respecting someone's home, their family and their private information.
Service delivery
How a shift runs, from arriving at the door to the end of the visit.
Safety protocols
What to look out for in a home, and what to let the office know about.
Medication reminders
Reminding someone to take their medication at the right time.
Effective communication
Talking with the person you help, their family and the office.
Disease states
Conditions including Alzheimer’s and dementia, and how they change the day.
What training do Endurance Home Care caregivers get?
Every caregiver completes orientation before the first shift. It covers privacy and professionalism, how a shift runs, safety, medication reminders, communication, and conditions including Alzheimer's and dementia. After that, all caregivers keep learning through monthly online training, and caregivers also take three-hour sessions on dementia care.
Questions caregivers ask
How do I apply for a caregiver job at Endurance Home Care?
Find a role near you in our open roles and apply online. Each posting lists the town, the schedule and what the role asks for. If you'd like to talk with someone first, call our applicant line at (203) 309-3169, which Endurance staffs separately from its client line. Hiring runs from our Stamford, Connecticut office.
What does a caregiver do at Endurance?
Caregivers help older adults with daily life at home: company, meals, light housekeeping, errands, rides and medication reminders. Personal care roles also include hands-on help with bathing, dressing and moving around safely. Each posting describes the work for that role.
Do I need a certification to apply?
It depends on the role. Companion roles need no certification. Other roles ask for a credential such as a CNA or a certified home health aide (CHHA), which New Jersey requires for home care work in the state. Each posting says what it needs.
What happens after I apply?
First comes a conversation about the hours you'd like and the towns you can reach. Before your first shift we run background and reference checks and verify your qualifications, and you complete orientation. Then we introduce you to the household you'll be helping.
Connecticut License HCA.0002450 · New Jersey License HP0435100 · Connecticut DPH License 9915786 (Endurance Home Health)
Find a role near you and apply.
Roles in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York, hiring from our Stamford office. Questions first? Our applicant line is (203) 309-3169.