Caregiver Jobs in Marina, CA

The City of Marina has no hospital and no nursing home of its own. CDPH's facility listing, dated October 16, 2026, shows no general acute hospital, skilled nursing facility, home health agency or hospice at a Marina address. What the city does have is a cluster of outpatient care: the Major General William H. Gourley VA-DoD Outpatient Clinic at 201 9th Street, the Monterey County Clinic at Marina on De Forest Road, Montage Medical Group and MoGo Urgent Care on 2nd Avenue, and Marina Dialysis at 930 2nd Avenue, a chronic dialysis clinic with a CDPH capacity of 24. Expect some clients to need a ride to one of those appointments and help at home afterwards.

Inside the city, the state licensing files list three elder care homes (RCFEs) with six licensed beds apiece, plus one licensed home care organization, Ambassadors Providing Amazing Care, Inc., on Vista del Camino Road. Ask the small homes whether they have shifts open; they are the employers closest to home. For private work, put 93933 in your profile and name the streets or neighborhoods you can reach on foot or by bus. Mention veterans if you have cared for one: in ACS 2020–2024, 7.0% of Marina's civilian adults are veterans.

Language helps too. Some 37.1% of Marina residents five and older told the census they speak something other than English in the household, most often Spanish (19.6%) or an Asian or Pacific Islander language (10.8%). Filipino (5.2%), Korean (2.2%) and Vietnamese (2.1%) residents are each counted separately in the same survey. List each language you could use with a client.

Working straight for a Marina household on non-medical tasks needs no state credential. Agencies are another matter: the home care organization on Vista del Camino Road, like every licensed agency, may only place aides it has listed with California's Home Care Aide Registry, for a $35 fee. To be paid through IHSS, enroll with Monterey County first; once you are an active provider, the county's Public Authority Registry asks for an online application, two professional references and an interview with a social worker before it refers clients. Nursing home and hospital jobs require CDPH nursing assistant certification. Under Welfare and Institutions Code §15630 you are a mandated reporter, so any sign that a Marina client is being abused or neglected goes to the authorities. Full rules: California caregiver requirements.