Caregiver Jobs in Crockett, CA

Crockett, a census-designated place, has no city council or city hall. Its local public body is the Crockett Community Services District, approved by Crockett and Port Costa voters in June 2006, which handles sewers and recreation, including the Community Center at 850 Pomona Street, the pool and Alexander Park. It runs no health or home care program, so paid care here is arranged with families or paid through Contra Costa County IHSS.

State files show almost no care employers in town. CDPH's October 16, 2026 listing has nothing licensed at a 94525 address, whether hospital, clinic, nursing facility, hospice or home health office, and HRSA's health center file has no Crockett site. The May 2025 CDSS community care file holds one Crockett entry, a six-bed adult residential facility awaiting its license. So the work is in private homes: mornings with a parent who lives alone, appointment rides, some evenings.

The population skews older: ACS puts Crockett's median age at 47.5, and 638 of 1,539 households (41.5%) include someone 65 or older. In your profile, give 94525, say if Port Costa is in your range and if you drive.

Private non-medical work for a Crockett family needs no state license. An agency job needs a Home Care Aide Registry listing from CDSS ($35, valid two years) before you are placed. For IHSS, the Contra Costa Public Authority, (800) 333-1081, takes registry applicants through an interview, reference checks, a Department of Justice Live Scan and new provider orientation; after that you meet consumers, with no guarantee of hours. Facility jobs in hospitals or nursing homes call for CNA certification. Caregivers are mandated reporters under WIC §15630; Contra Costa APS is staffed around the clock, 1 (800) 510-2020 on a county landline and (925) 229-8434 by cell. See the California caregiver requirements guide.