Premier In-Home Care Hiring Nov. 10

TUCSON, AZ — A locally owned home care agency is looking for caregivers, and it is not asking for a resume full of nursing experience. Premier In-Home Care is holding a hiring event on Tuesday, November 10, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 316 W. Fort Lowell Road, with caregiver pay starting at $16.50 an hour and no experience needed.

Overnight, weekend and split shifts are open, and the employer says it will work with your schedule. Register ahead through the ARIZONA@WORK form, then show up ready to talk.

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📍 Premier In-Home Care Hiring Event at a Glance

Event	Premier In-Home Care Hiring Event, hosted by ARIZONA@WORK
Date	Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026
Time	11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location	316 W. Fort Lowell Road, Tucson, AZ 85705
Position	Caregiver (Arizona Job Connection job order 763561)
Starting pay	$16.50 an hour
Shifts	Overnight, weekend and split shifts
Experience	None needed
Registration	Register online

🏆 Who Is Premier In-Home Care?

Premier In-Home Care is a Tucson agency, locally owned and operated since 2015 by co-owners Patricia Payne and Mark Schmidt. Its office is on West Ina Road on the northwest side, but the work happens in clients' homes, and its service map covers most of the metro: Tucson, Marana, Oro Valley, the Catalina Foothills, Casas Adobes, Tanque Verde, Vail and Rita Ranch, Sahuarita, Green Valley, Tucson Estates, Catalina and SaddleBrooke, and Avra Valley and Picture Rocks.

The agency offers hourly, overnight, 24-hour and live-in care, with a focus on older adults: dementia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's care, help after a hospital discharge, hospice support, and everyday help so people can keep living at home. Round-the-clock care needs people on nights and weekends, and those are exactly the shifts on this flyer.

The event itself is posted on the ARIZONA@WORK Pima County events calendar, which hosts it. The address is on Fort Lowell just west of Stone Avenue, on the city's north-central side.

💼 What a Caregiver Job Involves

The flyer names one position, Caregiver, and doesn't spell out duties. In non-medical home care, the job usually means a mix of:

Personal care: help with bathing, dressing, grooming and getting around the house safely
Daily living: meals, light housekeeping, laundry and errands
Companionship: conversation, routines and simply being present, which matters most with memory care clients
Reminders and reporting: medication reminders and letting the office or family know when something changes

Those are typical duties, not Premier's posted job description. Ask at the event what a first shift looks like, how clients are matched to caregivers, and what training comes before you go out on your own.

💰 Pay, Shifts and the Wage Floor

The posted starting pay is $16.50 an hour. That clears both of the area's legal floors: the City of Tucson's 2026 minimum of $15.45 and Arizona's statewide minimum of $15.15. It matters here because home care work happens wherever the client lives. A shift in midtown falls under the city rate, while a shift in Oro Valley, Marana or the Foothills falls under the state rate. The minimum follows the work address, not the agency's address or yours. Our breakdown of Arizona's 2026 minimum wage explains the difference.

The flyer doesn't mention benefits, mileage or pay for drive time between clients. Those are fair questions for any home care job, since one caregiver might cover a Rita Ranch morning and a Casas Adobes evening. Ask before you accept.

✅ How to Make the Most of It

Register first. The ARIZONA@WORK listing asks job seekers to register online before the event.
Know the shifts you can cover. Overnights and weekends are the openings named. If you can take them, lead with that.
Bring the basics. The flyer doesn't list what to bring. A photo ID, a few printed resumes and your driver license are a safe start.
Bring any credentials you have. A fingerprint clearance card, CPR or First Aid card, or caregiver certificate won't be required on a no-experience flyer, but they can speed things up.
Ask about transportation. Most home care agencies expect caregivers to drive to clients. Ask whether a car and insurance are required.

What It Means for Tucson Job Seekers

Home care is one of the easiest ways into healthcare in Tucson. No degree, no license on day one, and steady demand from an aging population across the valley. This event suits:

People new to caregiving who want paid work while they figure out a healthcare path
Night owls and weekend workers, since those are the shifts on offer
Students and parents who need a schedule built around something else
Anyone eyeing nursing, since caregiving experience carries straight into CNA and patient care work

Explore the roles:

📅 More Tucson Hiring Events in November

The week of November 10 is a busy one. The day after Premier's event, the Child-Parent Centers Head Start Job Fair on November 11 hires preschool teachers, drivers and custodians. Earlier that month, Apprenticeship Access Day on November 4 lays out paid training programs, and the Pima County Career Fair on November 5 fills public-sector jobs at the Kino Event Center. Want to drive instead? Sun Van is hiring paratransit drivers, no CDL needed. Our Fall 2026 job fairs guide tracks the whole season.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Premier In-Home Care hiring event?

Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 316 W. Fort Lowell Road, Tucson, AZ 85705. ARIZONA@WORK is hosting it.

How much does Premier In-Home Care pay caregivers?

The event flyer lists a starting rate of $16.50 an hour for caregivers. That is above both the City of Tucson's 2026 minimum wage of $15.45 and Arizona's statewide minimum of $15.15.

Do I need experience to be a caregiver with Premier?

No. The flyer says no experience is needed. Ask at the event what training and paperwork are required before your first shift.

What shifts are available?

The flyer lists overnight, weekend and split shifts, and says the employer will work with your schedule.

Do I need to register?

Yes. The ARIZONA@WORK listing asks job seekers to register through its online form before the event. The caregiver opening is also posted on Arizona Job Connection as job order 763561.

Where will I work?

Premier In-Home Care provides care in clients' homes across the Tucson area, from Marana and Oro Valley to Vail, Sahuarita and Green Valley. Ask at the event which parts of town have open cases.

Fort Lowell Road, a Tuesday in November, and a job where showing up on a Saturday night means somebody's grandmother gets to stay home. Register, then go meet them on the 10th.

Premier In-Home Care Hiring Event Nov. 10: $16.50 Caregiver Jobs in Tucson, No Experience Needed