Tucson Caregiver Hiring Events Nov. 3-16

TUCSON, AZ — If you've been thinking about caregiving work, the next two weeks are the time to do something about it. Four home care agencies are holding five caregiver hiring events in Tucson between Tuesday, November 3, and Monday, November 16, and three of them post starting pay of $16 to $17 an hour. Two of the five say outright that no experience is needed.

Five caregiver hiring events, four agencies, three addresses. Here's each one in date order, with the pay, the requirements and the catch, so you can pick the right room before you drive across town.

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📅 Table of Contents

November 3 — Premier In-Home Care Recruiting Event
November 5 — AccentCare Hire Event
November 10 — Premier In-Home Care Hiring Event
November 16 — Arcadia Home Care & Staffing Recruiting Event
November 16 — PimaCare at Home Hiring Event

Premier In-Home Care Recruiting Event — Tuesday, November 3

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. | Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way

The first chance of the month, and the best-paying flyer of the bunch: caregivers start at $17 an hour, and the flyer says onsite interviews are possible. Premier asks for a year of experience but says it isn't required, and training is provided. Shifts cover overnights, evenings, weekends and split shifts, and the agency says it will work around your schedule. The firm requirements are about the car: you must be 18 or older, pass a background screening, and have a valid driver license, auto insurance and a vehicle you can use to drive clients to appointments. Questions go to the Pima County One-Stop at 520-724-7700.

→ See details for the November 3 Premier event

AccentCare Hire Event — Thursday, November 5

10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. | Goodwill Flowing Wells Career Center, 3925 N. Flowing Wells Rd.

AccentCare is a national home care company with a Tucson personal care branch, and this event is for caregivers. The flyer is short on specifics: it promises competitive pay, flexible scheduling, training and room to grow, but doesn't print a wage or a list of requirements. For a sense of the job, a September job order AccentCare filed with Pima County for experienced caregivers listed $17 an hour, with work that included bathing and dressing, meals, errands, light housekeeping and medication reminders. Ask at the table what applies to new hires. This one is at Goodwill's Flowing Wells center on the northwest side, not on Ajo Way. The contact is Misty Villagomez at Goodwill, 520-206-0333.

→ See details for the AccentCare hire event

Premier In-Home Care Hiring Event — Tuesday, November 10

11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. | ARIZONA@WORK, 316 W. Fort Lowell Rd.

Premier comes back a week later at a different office, and this flyer reads differently. It says no experience needed and lists starting pay of $16.50 an hour for caregivers, with overnight, weekend and split shifts arranged around your availability. That's 50 cents less than the November 3 flyer, which leans toward experienced caregivers. If you have a year or more of caregiving behind you, the November 3 event may be the better fit; if you're brand new, this is the one written for you. Either way, ask which rate applies to you. The county lists a registration form for this event.

→ See details for the November 10 Premier event

Arcadia Home Care & Staffing Recruiting Event — Monday, November 16

9:00 a.m. – noon | Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way

Arcadia is recruiting caregivers, with onsite interviews possible. The flyer's requirements are the shortest on this list: be at least 18 and able to pass a criminal background check. It doesn't list pay or say whether experience is needed, and it points to the agency's website for the full list of open positions. Bring your questions about schedules and pay, and bring a resume either way. The One-Stop answers at 520-724-7700.

→ See details for the Arcadia recruiting event

PimaCare at Home Hiring Event — Monday, November 16

9:00 a.m. – noon | ARIZONA@WORK, 316 W. Fort Lowell Rd.

The friendliest flyer for a first-timer: "No experience needed! We will train you!" PimaCare at Home is hiring Direct Care Workers at $16 an hour to start, with flexible hours and locations. The work is personal care, light housekeeping, help with meals, shopping, companionship and going along with clients on outings. The opening is posted as job order 7618652 on the state's Arizona Job Connection, and the county asks you to fill out a short registration form first.

Heads up: this event and Arcadia's run at the same hours on the same morning, at buildings on opposite sides of town. You can't do both properly. Pick the one that fits, and if you miss one, call to ask about applying directly.

→ See details for the PimaCare at Home event

🔎 How to Pick the Right Ones

Never done caregiving work: November 10 with Premier or November 16 with PimaCare at Home. Both flyers say no experience is needed.
A year or more of experience and a reliable car: November 3 with Premier, the highest posted starting rate on this list.
Northwest side, or you'd rather skip Ajo Way: November 5 with AccentCare at Goodwill on Flowing Wells Road.
Free on a Monday morning: November 16, Arcadia on Ajo Way or PimaCare on Fort Lowell. Not both.
Want the most offers: go to more than one. These agencies compete for the same caregivers, and comparing offers is how you learn what your experience is worth.

✅ What to Bring to Any of Them

Printed resumes, more than you think you need
Photo ID, your driver license and proof of auto insurance
Names and phone numbers for three references
Any Fingerprint Clearance Card, DCW certificate, CPR or First Aid card you already hold
Your availability, stated plainly: days, nights, weekends, overnights

Mind the buildings. The November 3 and November 16 Arcadia events are at the Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way, which some county flyers call the Kino Resource Center. That's next door to the bigger Kino Event Center at 2805, where the Pima County Career Fair runs on November 5. The November 10 and November 16 PimaCare events are at the ARIZONA@WORK office on West Fort Lowell Road on the north side of midtown.

💰 What Caregiving Pays, and Where the Floor Sits

The three flyers that print a number land between $16.00 and $17.00 an hour to start. Two things are worth knowing before you compare them. First, caregivers work in clients' homes, and the minimum wage that applies depends on where the work is done. Inside Tucson city limits the floor is $15.45 now and is set to reach $16.00 on January 1, 2027; in Marana, Oro Valley, South Tucson and unincorporated areas like Casas Adobes, the Arizona minimum applies, rising from $15.15 to $15.65. A $16.00 start is above both floors today, and exactly at the city floor come January. Our 2027 minimum wage article explains the city line.

Second, in home care the hourly rate is only part of the paycheck. Ask each agency how it handles mileage and drive time between clients, how many hours a week it can actually give you, and whether it pays for DCW training and CPR. A 50-cent difference matters less than 10 extra hours a week.

What It Means for Tucson Job Seekers

Home care is one of the few fields in Tucson where an agency will hire you with no experience and train you on the job, and demand doesn't slow down for the holidays. The paperwork you pick up along the way, a fingerprint clearance card, a DCW certificate, CPR, carries from one agency to the next, and it's the first step toward nursing assistant and patient care work. Here's where each role fits:

Caregivers and Direct Care Workers: the caregiver career guide and caregiver jobs in Tucson
Companion caregivers: the companion caregiver career guide covers the non-medical, company-and-errands side of the work
Personal care aides: the personal care aide career guide and personal care aide jobs
Next step up: the certified nursing assistant career guide and the patient care technician career guide

More Tucson Hiring Events in November

Caregiving isn't the only thing hiring this month. The Pima County Career Fair on November 5 fills public-sector jobs at the Kino Event Center, and Apprenticeship Access Day on November 4 introduces 10-plus paid training programs. Child-Parent Centers holds a Head Start job fair on November 11, and the SER Career Fair at Royal on November 13 recruits auto techs and sales staff. Our Fall 2026 job fairs guide tracks the whole season.

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📢 Employers: Competing for the Same Caregivers?

Four agencies are recruiting from the same pool in two weeks. Post your openings on TucsonHIRED and reach Tucson caregivers between events, not just on the day you rent a room.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

When are the caregiver hiring events in Tucson in November 2026?

Premier In-Home Care on Tuesday, November 3, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; AccentCare on Thursday, November 5, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Premier In-Home Care again on Tuesday, November 10, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; and Arcadia Home Care & Staffing and PimaCare at Home on Monday, November 16, both 9 a.m. to noon.

Where are the events held?

The November 3 and Arcadia November 16 events are at the Pima County One-Stop Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way. The November 10 and PimaCare November 16 events are at ARIZONA@WORK, 316 W. Fort Lowell Rd. The AccentCare event on November 5 is at the Goodwill Flowing Wells Career Center, 3925 N. Flowing Wells Rd.

Do I need experience to get hired as a caregiver?

Not at every event. The Premier In-Home Care flyer for November 10 and the PimaCare at Home flyer for November 16 both say no experience is needed. Premier's November 3 flyer prefers a year of experience but says it is not required and training is provided.

How much do Tucson caregiver jobs pay at these events?

Premier's November 3 flyer lists $17 an hour to start and its November 10 flyer lists $16.50. PimaCare at Home lists $16 an hour for Direct Care Workers. AccentCare's flyer says competitive pay, and Arcadia's flyer does not list pay.

Do I need a car to be a caregiver?

For Premier's November 3 event, yes: the flyer requires a valid driver license, auto insurance and a vehicle to drive clients to appointments. Most home care jobs involve driving between clients' homes, so ask each agency about mileage and drive-time pay.

Do I need to register in advance?

Pima County lists online registration forms for the Premier event on November 10 and the PimaCare at Home event on November 16. The other three flyers do not mention registration. Questions about the Ajo Way events go to the Pima County One-Stop at 520-724-7700.

Three addresses, two weeks, one job that always needs people. Print the resume, gas up the car, and start on Ajo Way on Tuesday.

Tucson Caregiver Hiring Events Nov. 3-16: Premier, AccentCare, Arcadia and PimaCare