Premier Caregiver Hiring Tucson Nov. 3

TUCSON, AZ — A Tucson home care agency is bringing a second recruiting day to the calendar, a week ahead of the one we covered earlier this week, and the terms are different. Premier In-Home Care is holding a recruiting event for caregivers on Tuesday, November 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way, with pay starting at $17 an hour.

The catch: this flyer asks for a valid driver's license, auto insurance and your own vehicle, because these caregivers drive clients to appointments. If you have a car and you're 18 or older, this is the better-paying of Premier's two November dates.

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📍 Premier In-Home Care Recruiting Event at a Glance

Event	Premier In-Home Care Recruiting Event, hosted by ARIZONA@WORK Pima County One-Stop
Date	Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026
Time	10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location	Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way, Tucson, AZ 85713
Position	Caregiver
Starting pay	$17 an hour
Shifts	Overnight, evening, weekend and split shifts
Requirements	18 or older; valid driver's license, auto insurance and a vehicle; pass a background screening
Experience	One year preferred, not required
Format	In person; onsite interviews possible

🚗 Same Agency, Different Event: Nov. 3 vs. Nov. 10

Premier is also hiring caregivers on Tuesday, November 10 on Fort Lowell Road, and the two flyers don't match. Different day, different building, different requirements. Read both before you pick one.

November 3, Kino Service Center: $17 an hour to start. Car, license and insurance required. One year of experience preferred. Overnight, evening, weekend and split shifts.
November 10, 316 W. Fort Lowell Road: $16.50 an hour to start. No experience needed. Overnight, weekend and split shifts. Online registration requested.

The flyers don't explain the gap. The simplest reading is that the November 3 openings involve driving clients, which the November 10 flyer doesn't mention. Ask the recruiter which openings you're interviewing for, and what each one pays.

🏆 Who Is Premier In-Home Care?

Premier In-Home Care is a locally owned Tucson agency, run since 2015 by co-owners Patricia Payne and Mark Schmidt out of an office on West Ina Road. Its caregivers work in clients' homes across the metro, from Marana, Oro Valley and Casas Adobes to Vail, Rita Ranch, Sahuarita and Green Valley.

The agency offers hourly, overnight, 24-hour and live-in care for older adults, including dementia and Parkinson's care, help after a hospital stay and hospice support. Its website says every caregiver goes through a background check, training and ongoing supervision. Round-the-clock care is why the flyer leads with nights, evenings and weekends.

💼 What the Job Involves

The flyer names one role, Caregiver, and one duty in particular: driving clients to appointments in your own vehicle. Beyond that, non-medical home care usually covers:

Personal care: help with bathing, dressing and moving around the house safely
Daily living: meals, light housekeeping, laundry and errands
Transportation: doctor visits, pharmacy runs and grocery trips
Companionship: conversation and steady routines, which matter most in memory care

Those are typical duties, not Premier's posted job description. Ask what a first week looks like and what training comes before your first solo shift.

💰 Pay, Mileage and the Wage Floor

The posted starting pay is $17 an hour. That clears both legal floors in 2026: $15.45 inside Tucson city limits and $15.15 everywhere else in Arizona. It also clears the January 1 rates, $16 in the city and $15.65 statewide, covered in our 2027 minimum wage breakdown. In home care the floor follows the client's address, so a midtown shift and an Oro Valley shift can carry different minimums.

What the flyer doesn't say: whether Premier reimburses mileage, pays for drive time between clients, or offers benefits. When the job runs on your car, those answers are part of the pay. Ask before you accept.

✅ How to Make the Most of It

Bring proof you can drive. Your driver's license and current auto insurance card, since both are on the requirements list.
Bring a photo ID and a few printed resumes. The flyer says interviews may happen onsite.
Know your shifts. If you can cover overnights or weekends, lead with it.
Bring any credentials you have. A fingerprint clearance card, CPR card or caregiver certificate can speed up hiring.
Find the right building. The Kino Service Center at 2797 E. Ajo Way sits next to the Kino Event Center at 2805. Questions? The flyer lists 520-724-7700.

What It Means for Tucson Job Seekers

Home care is one of the few healthcare jobs in Tucson that hires without a degree or license, and this event pays a little more for people who bring a car. It suits:

Experienced caregivers who want a higher starting rate
Drivers comfortable taking clients across town
Night and weekend workers, since those shifts are named
Future CNAs and nurses building patient care experience

Explore the roles:

📅 More Hiring Events That Week

November 3 kicks off a busy stretch. The next day, Apprenticeship Access Day on November 4 lays out paid training programs on Miracle Mile. Two days later, the Pima County Career Fair on November 5 fills the Kino Event Center next door. Prefer driving without the caregiving? Sun Van is hiring paratransit drivers, no CDL needed. Pima County's One-Stop calendar also lists a PimaCare at Home hiring event for direct care workers on Monday, November 16, at 316 W. Fort Lowell Road. Our Fall 2026 job fairs guide tracks the whole season.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Premier In-Home Care recruiting event?

Tuesday, November 3, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way, Tucson, AZ 85713.

How much does the caregiver job pay?

The November 3 flyer lists a starting rate of $17 an hour. Premier's separate November 10 event lists $16.50 an hour for caregivers with no experience.

Do I need a car?

Yes. The November 3 flyer requires a valid driver's license, auto insurance and a vehicle to drive clients to appointments.

Do I need experience?

One year of experience is preferred but not required. Applicants must be at least 18 and pass a background screening.

What shifts are open?

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

Do I need to register?

Neither the flyer nor Pima County's One-Stop calendar lists a registration step for November 3. Bring your license, insurance card and resume, and arrive between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Ajo Way, a Tuesday morning, and a job where your car gets someone to the doctor on time. Bring your license and go meet them on the 3rd.

Premier In-Home Care Recruiting Event Nov. 3: $17/Hour Caregiver Jobs at the Kino Service Center