Covey

Part Time 2nd Shift Neenah and Oshkosh Caregiver Positions Available!

Location

1325 Eastman Street

Type

Part Time

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IS THIS YOU? 
  1. A compassionate and selfless soul who has dedicated themselves to offering tender care and unwavering support to those in need.  
  2. Tends to the physical or emotional well-being of others while navigating the challenges of caregiving, transforming ordinary moments into extraordinary acts of love.  
  3. An unsung hero who selflessly tends to others with love and kindness. 
 
In other words, ARE YOU A CAREGIVER IN YOUR HEART AND SOUL?  If so, we’d love to talk with you!

BUT, WAIT!  Are you wondering why you would choose Covey to perform your MICACLES at?  Here’s how our employees answer that question: 
  • “I love that they [Covey] not only work on goals for the participants that are involved in the program, but also the staff.  Everyone is there to support you, and help you grow as a person.” 
  • “At the end of my day, I know that I have made a difference – a tangible, heartfelt difference in another person’s life.” 
  • “Covey is not only a place of employment, it’s a family/partnership.” 
  • “At Covey we are a team, and we support each other.”
 Qualifications of a Covey Caregiver: 
  • No experience needed but you must be at least 18.
  • Covey Caregivers agree that it makes sense to measure the success of your day by the number of smiles you made happen.
  • A desire to help others live full, joyful, and meaningful lives.
  • Integrity - you do the RIGHT thing even when it’s the hard thing to do.
  • Must be imaginative!  We want people who are not afraid to share new ideas, new perspectives and in general, new ways to do things.  
  • An endless thirst for knowledge and personal growth!
  • As personal cares are part of the job, we need Caregivers who are comfortable helping with those tasks (bathing, toileting, eating, etc.).
  • Need benefits?  Covey's benefit package includes:  Health, Dental, Vision, Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays, Bereavement, Jury Duty and Military leave.
     
About Covey:
At Covey, we believe in creating opportunities—and we believe in doing it together. We’ve been serving adults with disabilities and their families across the Fox Valley for over 70 years. Our work centers around skill-building, respite care, community engagement, and life enrichment.
 
We are more than a service provider—we are a community of passionate individuals committed to helping others flourish through compassion, creativity, and individualized care. At Covey, everyone has a chance to grow, connect, and chase their dreams.
 
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Compensation: $15.00 - $17.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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