Caregiver Jobs in Arizona.
Find steady hours with a team that values your care.
We recruit caregivers and direct support professionals (DSPs) for Arizona care providers. Tell us where you live, the hours you can work and the kind of care you want to give, and we will look for roles close to home.
Open caregiver roles in Arizona
Every role here is with an Arizona employer we recruit for. Tap Quick apply, and a HealthOp recruiter will follow up with you directly.
- Caregiver / Direct Support Professional (DSP)
Chandler, AZ$31,000 to $31,200 a yearFull-time
- Caregiver / Direct Support Professional (DSP)
Gilbert, AZ$31,000 to $31,200 a yearFull-time
- Caregiver / Direct Support Professional (DSP)
Mesa, AZ$31,000 to $31,200 a yearFull-time
Posted pay in our current searches
- Caregiver / Direct Support Professional (DSP)
- $31,000 to $31,200 a year
The pay posted on the Arizona jobs we are recruiting for, as of October 30, 2026.
Settings We Recruit For
Care in clients' own homes, and support for people with developmental disabilities at home and in the community.
We find out what the job is really like before you interview.
A caregiving job is only as good as its schedule, its pay and the people who back you up. Those are the things a job post rarely spells out.
We ask before we bring you a role, so you know what to expect from your first shift.
Schedule & Hours
Set shifts or on call, and enough hours each week?
Pay & Overtime
The hourly rate, overtime, and mileage if you drive to clients.
Training
Do they train you, and help with the certifications the role needs?
Support on Shift
Who do you call when something goes wrong?
Caregiving roles we recruit for
For Arizona care providers, whether you are new to caregiving or have years of experience.
Caregivers
Help clients with daily living, meals, getting around and companionship, in their own homes.
Direct support professionals (DSPs)
Support people with developmental disabilities with daily living, building skills and getting out into the community.
Evening, overnight and weekend roles
Shifts that fit around school, family or another job.
A personal approach to finding your next job.
We get to know you, do the legwork, and introduce you to care providers that fit your life.
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Understanding Your Goals
We start by listening: where you live, the hours you can work, and the kind of care you want to give.
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Finding the Right Match
We look across the Arizona care providers we work with for roles that fit your schedule and your drive.
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Warm Introductions
We share your background with the hiring team, so you are not just one more application.
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Ready for Day One
We make sure you know the schedule, the pay and the training before your first shift.
Questions caregivers ask
What do caregivers earn in the Phoenix area?
In the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler area, home health and personal care aides earned an average of $17.72 an hour, or $36,850 a year, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics figures for May 2025. Each open role on this page shows the pay its employer posted.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. Checked October 2026.
What does a direct support professional need to start working?
Programs that serve people with developmental disabilities through Arizona's Division of Developmental Disabilities need each worker to hold a fingerprint clearance card, or proof of applying for one, before providing services.
Agency staff also complete CPR, first aid and Article 9 training on managing behaviors before working alone with clients, within 90 days of hire. Many employers help with the training.
Source: Arizona Revised Statutes 36-594.01 and Arizona Administrative Code R6-6-1520. Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.
Do I need experience to apply?
Not always. Some caregiver and DSP roles welcome people who are new to caregiving and provide training, while others ask for experience. Tell us what you have done, and we will look for roles that fit.
What schedules are available?
It depends on the employer. Many caregiving roles include evening, overnight and weekend shifts, and some full-time roles come with benefits. Each job lists its schedule.
Does it cost me anything?
No. As a candidate, there is no cost to you.
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What are you looking for in your next caregiving job?
Choose the one that fits best.