Arcadia Caregiver Hiring Event Nov 16

TUCSON, AZ — Another home care company is coming to the south side to recruit, and this one is interviewing on the spot. Arcadia Home Care & Staffing will hold a caregiver recruiting event on Monday, November 16, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Pima County One-Stop on Ajo Way, with onsite interviews possible for people who show up ready.

The bar is simple: you must be at least 18 and able to pass a criminal background check. If that's you, it's a three-hour window to get in front of a hiring manager.

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📍 Arcadia Home Care Recruiting Event at a Glance

Event	Arcadia Home Care & Staffing Recruiting Event
Date	Monday, November 16, 2026
Time	9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location	Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way, Tucson, AZ 85713
Format	In person; onsite interviews possible
Positions	Caregivers
Eligibility	Age 18+; must pass a criminal background check
Questions	ARIZONA@WORK Pima County One-Stop, 520-724-7700

🏆 Who Is Arcadia Home Care & Staffing?

Arcadia has been in the home care and staffing business for more than 40 years and operates in Arizona and seven other states. It's part of the Addus HomeCare family of companies, and its Tucson job postings run through the Addus careers system.

The work is in-home care, for seniors and others who need help to keep living at home. Arcadia's own site lists companion care, private duty care, care management and Medicaid waiver services, along with a staffing side that places workers in care facilities.

The event is listed on the Pima Works hiring events page run by the ARIZONA@WORK Pima County One-Stop, which hosts employer recruiting days most weeks at its Ajo Way building near the Kino sports complex.

💼 What Arcadia Caregivers Actually Do

The county's flyer lists one position: caregiver. A current Arcadia posting for a personal care assistant in northeast Tucson gives a good picture of the day-to-day:

Following each client's care plan and reporting what got done
Helping with bathing, dressing and other personal care
Light housekeeping, meal prep and laundry
Driving clients to medical appointments, the grocery store and errands
Helping clients take their own medications, and noticing and reporting changes in their condition

The posting promises "consistent, flexible hours" and asks for reliable attendance in return. Arcadia also says it trains new hires in the fundamentals of home care, which matters if this would be your first caregiving job. Since the job can include driving clients, ask at the interview what vehicle and insurance requirements apply and how mileage is handled.

💰 Pay, Requirements and the Screening Process

The flyer doesn't list a pay rate, and the northeast Tucson posting doesn't either. That posting does advertise daily pay "for select positions," so ask whether the role you're interviewing for qualifies.

Home care adds a wrinkle on the legal floor: you work where the client lives. Inside Tucson city limits, the 2026 minimum wage is $15.45 an hour. In Marana, Oro Valley, Sahuarita or unincorporated areas like the Catalina Foothills, the Arizona minimum of $15.15 applies. Both rise on January 1. Our 2027 minimum wage breakdown has the new numbers.

The hiring requirements on Arcadia's posting are short:

Age 18 or older
A passing criminal background check
Completion of the agency's qualifying exam
A nurturing, compassionate nature, in Arcadia's words

✅ How to Make the Most of the Morning

Get there early. It's a three-hour window, and interviews take time. Arriving by 9 or 10 gives you room.
Bring ID and a resume. A photo ID and a printed resume are the basics for any onsite interview. If you've cared for a parent or grandparent, put it on the resume. It counts.
Know your availability. Home care is scheduled around clients, so know which days, mornings and evenings you can work.
Look before you go. Search Arcadia Home Care jobs on TucsonHIRED to see what's posted.

What It Means for Tucson Job Seekers

Caregiving is one of the steadiest doors into work in Tucson, and the entry bar at this event is low: 18 or older, a clean background check and the agency's qualifying exam. It suits:

Career starters who want training and a quick path to a first job
Family caregivers who already know the work and want to get paid for it
Students heading toward nursing, since home care experience strengthens a CNA or nursing school application
People who want a flexible schedule instead of a fixed shift

Explore the roles:

More Caregiver Hiring Events This Month

Arcadia isn't the only home care company recruiting. Different events, different employers, so pick the ones that fit:

Same morning, Nov. 16: PimaCare at Home's hiring event runs 9 a.m. to noon on Fort Lowell Road, across town. You'd have to choose one or move fast.
Nov. 3: Premier In-Home Care recruits at this same Kino Service Center.
Nov. 5: AccentCare's caregiver hire event at Goodwill's career center on Flowing Wells.
Nov. 10: Premier In-Home Care's second event on Fort Lowell Road.

Our Fall 2026 job fairs guide tracks the whole season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Arcadia Home Care recruiting event in Tucson?

Monday, November 16, 2026, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way.

What job is Arcadia hiring for?

Caregivers. The work includes personal care, light housekeeping, meal prep, driving clients to appointments and errands, and helping clients take their own medications.

What are the requirements to work for Arcadia Home Care?

You must be at least 18 and pass a criminal background check. Arcadia's posting also requires completing the agency's qualifying exam.

Can I get interviewed at the event?

Onsite interviews are possible, according to the event flyer. Bring a photo ID and a printed resume, and arrive early in the three-hour window.

How much do Arcadia caregivers make in Tucson?

Arcadia hasn't published a rate for this event. The legal floor depends on where the client lives: $15.45 an hour inside Tucson city limits and $15.15 elsewhere in Arizona in 2026. Arcadia advertises daily pay for select positions.

Who can I call with questions about the event?

The ARIZONA@WORK Pima County One-Stop lists 520-724-7700 on the event flyer.

From the Kino sports complex to the foothills, Tucson families need caregivers every day of the year. Clear your Monday morning on November 16 and head to Ajo Way ready to interview.

Arcadia Home Care Recruiting Event Nov. 16: Caregiver Jobs at the Kino Service Center in Tucson