In 2025, the need for Care Support Workers is rising across the U.S.—especially in community health, home care, and assisted living. To help fill this gap, many healthcare employers are now offering visa sponsorships to skilled candidates from abroad.
Information:
- Position: Care Support Worker
- Place: Various locations across the United States
- Visa Support: H-2B and J-1 visas are widely used and approved.
- Shift: Full-time with flexible shifts
- Pay: 28K – 30K annually
- Kind of Jobs: Direct job, contract work, or agency role
Eligibility Criteria:
- Study: A high school diploma (or the equivalent) is a must. Some positions also ask for a healthcare or caregiving certificate.
- Experience: Most employers like to see 1–2 years of experience in healthcare or caregiving.
- Work history check: Applicants will need to complete a health check and drug test, and show they have a clear criminal record.
- Physical ability: This job includes helping move patients, so being physically healthy and strong is important.
Duties:
- Personal help: Helping with washing, getting dressed, staying clean, and using the bathroom.
- Making meals: Making healthy meals and helping clients eat when they need support.
- Medication assistance: Reminding clients to take their meds and occasionally giving medicine to those who need it and are allowed.
- Movement assistance: Supporting clients with walking, moving, and doing exercises.
- Social support: Giving emotional support and friendly company to boost mental wellness.
Available Jobs:
- Home Health Aide (HHA)
- Personal Care Assistant (PCA)
- Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
- Residential Support Worker
- Hospice Aide
- Geriatric Care Assistant
Pay:
Most earn between $14 and $18 an hour, which adds up to about $28,000 to $38,000 a year. Those with more experience or special certifications often make more.