The Best Home Care Job Opportunities in Chicago

Do you view health care as a career? Do you want to make a positive difference in people’s lives? If so, let’s talk about how you can join the Broad Street team.

At Broad Street, we see the job of Care Professional as the most important role in the overall home care process. You spend the most time with the client and your impact serves to not just ensure the health and safety of our clients but to lift the spirit and quality of life. At Broad Street, we provide the highest quality home care service in Chicago because we work with the best Care Professionals and Caregivers in Chicago. How do we get the best Care Professionals? Because we provide the best Home Care Job Opportunities.

Why our Home Care Job Opportunities are Better

Broad Street’s deeper engagement with clients provides better long term opportunities for our Care Professionals. Some of the key attributes of these opportunities include:

- Full-Time Work – With our greater level of engagement, we are looking for experienced individuals who are see this role as a Profession. As full-time roles, we look to build long term working relationships where we work together collaboratively to improve our support for our clients.

- Industry leading Pay for Industry-Leading Performance – We believe top performance deserves top pay. And we want to acknowledge excellent performance.  More importantly, as our experience together grows improving our ability, then compensation grows to align with our more effective service.

- Work as Part of a Team – Work directly with a Care Manager who supports you so you can support the client. Build Long Term working relationships where we are able to make a greater difference as a team. You get more than a job, you get a career.

- Specialized Training – At Broad Street, we focus on helping to manage our client's underlying health conditions. This requires ongoing education and training, which adds to your skillset and make us more impactful with our clients. We provide hands-on training in the following specializations:

• Parkinson’s Disease and other movement disorders

• Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of Dementia

• Stroke Recovery and rehabilitation

• Cancer Care and recovery at home

• Chronic Conditions including Diabetes, Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD)

• Other Physical and Cognitive Conditions including MS and ALS, Traumatic Brain Injury, Advanced Mobility Assistance and Fall Prevention, Depression and other forms of Anxiety