November Caregiver Hiring Events in Tucson: Premier, AccentCare, Arcadia and Pima Care at Home
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November Caregiver Hiring Events in Tucson: Premier, AccentCare, Arcadia and Pima Care at Home

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TUCSON, AZ — If you have ever helped a grandparent get to an appointment or kept a neighbor company after a hospital stay, Tucson's home care agencies want to talk to you this month. Four employers lined up caregiver hiring events across town between November 3 and November 16, from the Kino Service Center on Ajo Way to the north side offices on Fort Lowell and Flowing Wells.

Five caregiver hiring events between November 3 and November 16, all listed on Pima County's own job event calendar; three have already taken place. Here they are in order.

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Premier In-Home Care Recruiting Event — Tuesday, November 3

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. | Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way

This event has passed.

Premier was recruiting caregivers for overnight, evening, weekend and split shifts, and the flyer said the agency works around your schedule. Onsite interviews were possible. A year of experience was preferred but not required, and training is provided. The catch was transportation: applicants needed to be 18 or older, pass a background screening, and have a valid driver's license, auto insurance and a vehicle, because the job includes driving clients to appointments. Premier held a second event on November 10 at Fort Lowell (below), and the agency's own site is premierinhomecare.com.

AccentCare Hire Event — Thursday, November 5

10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. | Goodwill Career Center, 3925 N. Flowing Wells Rd.

This event has passed.

AccentCare was hiring caregivers at Goodwill's Flowing Wells center, pitching flexible scheduling, training and room to grow. The flyer listed pay as competitive without giving a number and did not spell out requirements. The contact was Misty Villagomez at Goodwill, 520-206-0333. The same morning, Pima County held its big county career fair at the Kino Event Center: here are the details on that one.

Premier In-Home Care Hiring Event — Tuesday, November 10

11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. | ARIZONA@WORK Employment Service North, 316 W. Fort Lowell Rd.

This event has passed.

Premier's second November event moved to the state's Employment Service North office on West Fort Lowell. This flyer said no experience was needed and again listed overnight, weekend and split shifts. Premier's two November flyers listed different starting rates, so if you apply with the agency directly, ask about pay rather than counting on either number.

Arcadia Home Care & Staffing Recruiting Event — Monday, November 16

9:00 a.m. – noon | Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way

Arcadia is recruiting caregivers with onsite interviews possible. Applicants must be at least 18 and able to pass a criminal background check. Pay is not listed on the flyer. The full list of Arcadia openings is on the agency's website, and the One-Stop answers questions at 520-724-7700.

Pima Care at Home Direct Care Worker Event — Monday, November 16

9:00 a.m. – noon | ARIZONA@WORK Employment Service North, 316 W. Fort Lowell Rd.

The most clearly entry-level event on the list. Pima Care at Home is hiring direct care workers starting at $16.00 an hour, no experience required, with training provided and flexible hours and locations. The work is personal care, light housekeeping, meal help, shopping, companionship and going along with clients on outings. Register through the sign-up form. It runs the same morning as Arcadia's event across town, so pick one.

🔎 How to Pick the Right Ones

  • Brand new to caregiving: November 16 with Pima Care at Home. Its flyer says no experience is needed, and training is provided.
  • You want flexible overnight, weekend or split shifts: both of Premier's November events have passed. The overnight caregiver search below shows current openings.
  • North side: Pima Care at Home on November 16 at Fort Lowell, a short trip off Oracle or I-10. Premier's November 10 event there and AccentCare's November 5 event at Goodwill in Flowing Wells have passed.
  • South side or near the Ajo Way corridor: the Arcadia event on November 16 at the Kino Service Center.

What to Bring to Any of Them

  • A photo ID, plus your driver's license and proof of auto insurance if you have them, since some caregiving jobs involve driving clients
  • A short resume, even if your experience is caring for family
  • Any CPR, first aid or caregiver certificates you already hold
  • The days and hours you can actually work, written down
  • Names and phone numbers for two references

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Tucson home care agencies post caregiver openings all year, so these November dates are a head start, not your only shot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need experience to get hired as a caregiver in Tucson?

Not at every agency. Pima Care at Home's November 16 flyer says no experience is needed and that training is provided, and Premier's November 10 flyer said the same. Premier's November 3 flyer preferred a year of experience but did not require it.

Do I need my own car?

Premier's November 3 event, which has passed, required a valid driver's license, auto insurance and a vehicle to drive clients to appointments. The other flyers do not list a vehicle requirement, so ask at the table.

How much do Tucson caregiver jobs pay?

Pima Care at Home lists a starting rate of $16.00 an hour. AccentCare listed pay as competitive and Arcadia does not post a rate. Premier's two flyers gave different starting figures, so confirm pay directly with the agency.

Is there a background check?

Expect one. Premier and Arcadia both list passing a background screening as a requirement, and in-home care agencies routinely screen new hires because the work happens inside clients' homes.

Do I have to register ahead of time?

Pima Care at Home's November 16 event at Fort Lowell asks you to register through an online form. The Kino Service Center flyers do not mention registration.

Will more caregiver events be added?

Very likely. Pima County adds new recruiting events to its calendar every few weeks, and home care agencies are among the most frequent hosts. We will add new November dates to our fall guide as they are confirmed.

Your Next Caregiving Job Starts With a Profile

A hiring event is one morning. Create a free LocalJobPage account and set an alert for caregiver jobs so new Tucson openings reach you between events. Then browse the Tucson Career Center for guides to healthcare roles you can grow into.

Employers: home care agencies hire every week, not just on event days. Post your caregiver openings on LocalJobPage and reach Tucson job seekers all season long.

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Two chances left this month, both on November 16, on Ajo Way and Fort Lowell. Show up with your ID and your schedule, and you could walk out with an interview already behind you.

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