Caregiver Jobs in Sutter Creek, CA

Sutter Creek covers less than 3 square miles, according to the city, which was incorporated on February 13, 1913, and lists Amador City, Plymouth, Jackson, Ione and Pine Grove as its neighbors. The Department of Finance counted 2,575 residents on January 1, 2026. The town is small, but the paperwork side of care work is concentrated here. Amador County gives 10877 Conductor Boulevard as the home of its Public Authority, its Adult Protective Services unit and IHSS intake, with a Sutter Creek mailing address, although the Census geocoder places that building in Martell, just outside city limits. Mother Lode Job Training's Amador office uses a Sutter Creek address too, and every Amador Transit route starts and ends at the Sutter Hill Transit Center on Valley View Way, inside the city.

Within city limits, the licensed care settings are a 47-bed retirement home on Bryson Drive and an adult day program on Academy Drive. Most private work, though, is in ordinary homes. Someone 65 or older lives in 42.3% of the city's 1,218 households, and the median resident is 46.9 years old. In your profile, use 95685 as your base, say whether you can walk or take the shuttle to a client's home, and list the nearby towns you will also cover.

No license is needed for a Sutter Creek family to pay you for non-medical care. Listing on the home care aide registry matters only if a licensed agency hires you, and the CDSS file shows no licensed agency at a Sutter Creek address. IHSS pay depends on enrolling with the Amador County Public Authority, (209) 223-6781, whose office is on Conductor Boulevard; the full sequence of steps is on the Amador County page. Jobs at a licensed retirement home or adult day program follow that facility's own hiring and training rules, so ask them directly. California treats paid caregivers as mandated reporters, so signs that an elderly or dependent client is being harmed must be reported. For the state picture, read our requirements guide.