Careers at Freedom

Meaningful work, with a team that has your back.

Freedom’s teams include caregivers, nurses, drivers, cooks and support staff who care about the communities we serve. If you are good with people and want work you can be proud of, we would like to meet you.

These are employment opportunities with Freedom. If you are a family member interested in participant-directed care for someone you love, that is a different arrangement. Call us and we will explain how it works.

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What we believe

Caregiving Is Real Work. We Treat It That Way.

Helping someone bathe, eat, get to an appointment or simply feel less alone is skilled, demanding work. It deserves an employer who respects it, and a team behind you when the day is hard.

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Why caregivers choose Freedom

The practical things matter. So does feeling valued.

Here is what matters to caregivers, and what we work to provide.

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  • Supportive team culture

    Supervisors who check in, coworkers who share the load, and a respectful team, so you are not figuring it out alone.

  • Competitive pay

    Caregiving is skilled work and should be paid that way. Our team can tell you about current pay for the role you are considering.

  • Work in your community

    Care for neighbors who share your language and background. Our team speaks more than 15 languages, helping us connect with caregivers and the communities we serve.

  • Consistent or flexible schedules

    We work to match schedules to your availability and to the needs of the people we serve. Ask about the hours available for the role you want.

  • Benefits that matter

    We want caregivers to feel supported, with training for the work and benefits that matter in real life. Ask our team what is available for the role you are considering.

  • Real career growth

    Caregiving can lead to other roles in care coordination, our centers and support. Talk with our team about training and the paths that may be open to you.

Career opportunities

Find your place at Freedom.

Care takes many kinds of people. These are the kinds of roles Freedom commonly hires for.

Direct care

  • Caregivers and family caregivers
  • Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs)
  • Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)

In our centers

  • Adult Day Health team members
  • Drivers
  • Cooks and food-service staff

Coordination and support

  • Care coordinators
  • Case managers
  • Administrative and support positions

This is a list of the kinds of roles we hire, not a list of current openings. Availability varies by location and changes often, so email us to ask what is open near you.

How hiring works

Four steps from hello to your first day.

  1. Step 1: Apply

    Reach out to our team. Tell us about yourself, where you live and the work you are looking for.

  2. Step 2: Interview

    Talk with our team about the role and your experience. This is also your chance to ask us anything.

  3. Step 3: Background check

    Some roles require background screening or verification of licenses and certifications. We will explain what applies to the role you want.

  4. Step 4: Start working

    Get oriented, meet your team and begin. We will walk you through onboarding and training for your role.

Always glad to hear from caregivers

Don’t see the right role? Start the conversation.

Freedom is recruiting caregivers in Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Indiana. Email us to express your interest and tell us where you live, the hours you are looking for and any languages you speak, and our team will let you know what may be available near you.

Openings vary by community and change often, so the best way to find out what is available is to ask.

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Find work you can care about.

Real work, real support, and people who are glad you are here.